Posted by David
The Fringe Festival may technically be over, but I had the opportunity to attend a performance of Lost and Found, a new play by John Pollono, as part of the Fringe Encore series.
Lost and Found is a kitchen-sink family dramedy about an Italian-American family living in Boston and deeply embedded in the police community: the son is a cop, the daughter is dating a cop, and their deceased father was a cop. The mother is a tough-as-nails police widow. Life is very combative in the Broncato family household as familial obligations, pressures and expectations ricochet amongst the family members who all live tenuously under one roof.
Into this volatile mix comes an outsider who turns out to be not so "outside" afterall. If this weren't enough, the new next-door neighbor has stumbled into the lives of the family as well. Tensions mount and secrets are concealed, revealed, and brandished as weapons as each individual tries to find their footing in a family home that is now situated on emotionally tectonic plates.
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
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