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Another one

Theatre Is Easy | Reviews | Reborning

Arrow fans will particularly enjoy seeing Rickards onstage. Her performance is incredibly captivating—she’s skillful at holding her cards close to her chest, forcing you to lean forward to learn what she's really about. Rickards has tremendous chemistry with Paul Piaskowski, who plays Kelly's boyfriend Daizy. Piaskowski does an excellent job endowing his girlfriend with love and concern, which only makes us care for her more. Directing the piece does not take anything away from Lori Triolo’s performance as the demanding client. Triolo knows how to be equal parts annoying and deserving of sympathy, which is not an easy balance to strike. If you like Arrow, you’ll particularly enjoy Rickards' performance, and if you’ve never seen it, you’ll be intrigued by a new actor who I’m sure you’ll want to see more of in the future.

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Bring 'em on

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Finally saw Reborning! It was amazing! Funny, sad, thrilling and thought provoking. It was original and a great story that needs to be told. It kept me guessing and the actors did amazing especially Emily! She gave her all emotionally and physically and I felt everything her character was going through. She was funny, vulnerable, charismatic and kept the story going from start to finish. I can’t wait to see what she does next! 10/10 would recommend.

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Yay

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love all the praises !

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It's the best

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I agree

Also all the pictures

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https://www.offoffonline.com/offoffo...7/10/reborning

The three actors in this production are adept at both the serious and outlandish aspects of Dohrn’s script. Rickards (a star of the television series Arrow) and Piaskowski (also credited as a producer of the play) have comedic chemistry that’s effective ballast against the script’s emotional horrors.

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All three cast members bring more conviction than you might expect to these emotional exertions. Emily Bett Rickards captures both Kelly's hard-boiled exterior and the rather more uncertain person within. Even when Daizy is obviously living in denial, Paul Piaskowski brings to the character an attractively offhand manner and wry sense of humor. (When Kelly insists that she is "nuts," he replies, "But lots of people are. Believe me. I come from a very normal family, and they're worse.")

Theatre in Review: Reborning (Reality Curve Theatre/SoHo Playhouse) - Lighting&Sound America Online - News

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So proud

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