Actors Theatre "Marion Bridge" review by Grace Suh

Daniel MacIvor's drama, Marion Bridge, concerns itself with three estranged sisters convening at their mother's deathbed in remote northern Nova Scotia. The play paints a convincing picture of family tensions and alliances and the lack of options in small-town life. Unfortunately, its modest dramatic scope and ambition prove less fascinating than the soap operas it sends up.

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