Dana H.
Off Broadway, Vineyard Theatre
Reviewed by Regina Robbins
BOTTOM LINE: An incredible real-life story of abuse and terror meets an equally incredible performance, resulting in a theatrical experience that's more—way more—than the sum of its parts.
You may have heard that Lucas Hnath's new play, Dana H., is 75 minutes of lip-syncing. This is inaccurate...because to describe what O'Connell is doing merely as lip-syncing is to willfully misrepresent the wonder of her performance...
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