Frequently involvement becomes so great, and matters so natural, it’s easy to forget a play, rather than a scene from life, is taking place… Byplay between Ryan and Raeburn is perfect. “Brotherhood in particular, and manhood in general, receive a searing look in Suzan-Lori Parks’ complex and powerful Topdog/Underdog, which enjoys the intense, penetrating exploration it warrants in Lori Elizabeth Parquet’s engrossing production for Princeton Summer Theater… Parquet’s staging masterfully combines the genuine with the theatrical. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Drama, this is a thrilling, darkly comedic exploration of brotherly love and sibling rivalry.Īugust 10-11 and 17-18 at 2pm What critics Are Saying. Recently named by the New York Times as “The Greatest American Play since Angels in America,” Topdog/Underdog follows two black brothers trying to make a living as a card hustler and a performer in an arcade.
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