#michael sexton

Webcomics: Reviews of Everblue, Handrava, and Warning Label

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Time Codes:

00:00:27 – Introduction

00:02:56 – We get mail!

00:08:08 – Everblue

00:34:53 – Handrava

01:07:31 – Warning Label

01:33:36 – Wrap up

I’m writing my own review of this show later this week (because it was an earth-shattering wonder for me), but people in the NYC area - do not waste time, SEE. THIS. SHOW. 

The New York Times says so, too: “Fortunately, Mr. Sexton’s streamlined production (minor characters are cut), staged on a bare platform with the audience on three sides, won’t just have you sitting in your seat, bemoaning the troubling future of our own country. It will also hold your attention in its own right, through simple but forceful staging and superb acting.”

Shoutout to The Shakespeare Society’s own beloved Michael Sexton, who directed this truly magnificent production.

blue-ten's Everblue is not only one of my favorite webcomics but it's one of my favorite THINGS ever. i know i was just screaming in my last post about how igarashi's work pounds miyazaki's to the ground but seriously if you're a miyazaki fan at all there's no way you won't love Everblue.