Relationships, mid-life crisis and ties of friendship are at the center of Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies powerful and often hilarious story in TIME STANDS STILL. Sarah Goodwin, a globe-trotting photojournalist, has just returned home from the battlefields of Iraq, having been critically injured by a roadside bomb while covering a story. Sarah's boyfriend, James, a foreign correspondent himself, is terrified about the possibility of losing her and guilt-ridden about leaving her in harm's way shortly before the attack.
Producer-Director Peter Frisch directs the production, running today, May 2 through May 10 at Center Stage Theater in the Paseo Nuevo Mall, the center of downtown. This Broadway-hit play is a smart and insightful look at what happens when ordinary life is refracted through the lens of war. The play's subtle shifts in personal relationships against a background of violent world events provide a deeply moving journey for audiences. TIME STANDS STILL offers an authentic journey into the experiences of those who have been shaken by the effects of war; and most especially for those who have witnessed it up close and personal- as did the play's lead character Sarah Goodwin, a photojournalist assigned in Iraq. She notes in a dialogue that hits the ear as real, "When I look through that little rectangle...Time stops. It just...All the noise around me...Everything cuts out. And all I see...is the picture." The New York Times said, "Time Stands Still crackles with bright wit and intelligence."
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