Wednesday, 16 December 2015 10:53 PM Written by Christopher Rawson In the ’80s, I inherited the Post-Gazette’s annual Top 10 theater list from George Anderson, who must have inherited it…
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“Fully describing a Quantum Theatre production usually takes longer than just watching it. Chickens in the Yard, a well-paced and spirited 70 minutes, is worth experiencing in full.” By Michelle…
“The cast does a masterful job of transforming from people to chickens and back again using nothing but posture and gestures to indicate the changes…” by Alice Carter, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
“an enigmatic piece of theater…” By Sharon Eberson, Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
“Chickens in the Yard is the inaugural production of a new initiative at Quantum Theatre, the Gerri Kay New Voices Program, which is paying success forward through support and mentorship…
“From the moment I entered the space in Lawrenceville I was invited not just to watch but to participate in a theatrical event…” by Nathaniel Quinn, Pittsburgh in the Round
“Quantum Theatre, known for its groundbreaking, peripatetic approach, presents the second in a season celebrating 25 years of making work in Pittsburgh: Chickens in the Yard. The company has welcomed the…
“The play is about what makes people come together in a particular place,” Kruse says. “The chickens become an almost-magical device. They speak to the process of leaving family, making…
“A trio of young theater artists known as the Hatch Arts Collective created the play “Chickens in the Yard” in 2012 that had a brief standing room-only run in a…
