Taking a wild ride with 'Fool for Love' * Oregon ArtsWatch
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Tour de Force Productions' revival of Sam Shepard's 'Fool for Love' showcases a gripping performance by Max Bernsohn and Meghan Daaboul, demonstrating the destructive nature of their relationship. The intimate setting of 21ten's black box theater amplifies the raw emotions and intensity of their tumultuous bond. Director Steve Koeppen captures the fierce dynamic, particularly through Daaboul's feral portrayal of May, who struggles to escape her obsession with Eddie. Their 15-year history of pain is palpable, making for a thrilling 70-minute experience with powerful performances and deep emotional resonance.
Eddie's intense gaze at May signifies their tumultuous bond, showcasing a gripping dynamic that suggests a bleak future in their attempts to separate.
Director Steve Koeppen's rendition of 'Fool for Love' brings forth raw, uninhibited performances, especially from Meghan Daaboul, whose portrayal of May can only be described as feral.
Set within the confines of a black box theater, the intimate staging of the play amplifies the fierce emotions between Eddie and May, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
The characters’ tumultuous past together, marked by pain and obsession over 15 years, is vividly portrayed, keeping the audience captivated by their tragic love story.
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