Review of Things Change (1988) by Gene Siskel for Chicago Tribune — 24 Mar 1990
Things Change is a coldly controlled, immaculately mounted show, with a softly beating heart. Everything--the dialogue, the performances, Ruiz Anchia's jewel-like lighting, Michael Merritt's wittily elegant production designs and Alaric Jans' haunting, spare score--contributes to the final effect.
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This review of Things Change (1988) was written by Gene Siskel and published by Chicago Tribune on 24 Mar 1990.
Things Change has generally received positive reviews.
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