Love's Labour's Lost
The Moving Company at
The Lab Theater
Star Tribune- Somewhat Recommended
"...The individual elements are actually fine by themselves, but are odd together. Rather than creating a driving sense of momentum, the show, which has some lyrical moments, is often overtaken by confusion. (It also doesn’t help that it looks like a cut-rate recycling of what people used to see at Jeune Lune.)"
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Rohan Preston
Twin Cities Pioneer Press- Somewhat Recommended
"...What's left, then, is a mismatched collection of loveliness. Jim Lichtscheidl delivers a deft blend of humor and heartache as one of Navarre's men who is not fully on board with his king's commitment to the ascetic life. Heidi Bakke is daffy and dippy and dizzy as Jaquenetta, a rube of a lass with whom Don Adriano is smitten. Emily King and Lucas Melsha are largely silent throughout the performance, but their choreographed courtship is sensual and sentimental, funny and fine."
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Dominic P. Papatola
How Was The Show- Recommended
"...I can't help but wonder if it could have been any one of Shakespeare's more thoughtful comedies that served as a vehicle for their masterful physical schtick. There were two plays, it seemed to me, that intertwined here and there, but were stylistically different enough that the connecting plot points seemed almost coincidental."
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Janet Preus
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