“Under the bracing direction of Mikel Murfi for the Druid Theater Company of Ireland, Walworth Farce is an engrossingly original marriage of forms. In two hours, the action goes from madcap comedy to mad tragedy, evoking horror at the story’s arc and awe for the bravura acting company.”

Read the entire review (spoiler warning)!

Euan Kerr did a piece for Minnesota Public Radio on this “twisted take on family life”:
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2009/10/22/walworth-farce/

… and at the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Dominic P. Papatola calls it “humorous and harrowing,” noting that locals might detect “faint echoes of Theatre de la Jeune Lune’s early work”:
http://www.twincities.com/entertainment/ci_13618059?nclick_check=1

I saw this play at the Walker last night. I thought it was phenomenal. As an Irish person whose parents lived in London in the 60’s & 70’s a lot of the content resonated with me. The acting was first class and the humour was very well integrated. Very much looking forward to Sunday’s lecture.