Private David King (Andrew Vogel) struggles as a prisoner of war (photo by @julietgrace )

Andrew Vogel in A Sleep of Prisoners, 2023. Photo by Juliet Tondowski

Reviews

“Worldstage Theatre & Co’s A Sleep of Prisoners makes for superb, compelling theater.”

— Matt Kenyon, PhD

Private Tim Meadows (Oliver Fredin) contemplates the overview in A Sleep of Prisoners (photos by @julietgrace )

Oliver Fredin in A Sleep of Prisoners, 2023. Photo by Juliet Tondowski

“Thank you for telling me about A Sleep of Prisoners! What a treat...I love this play!”

— Eloise Krivoshiea, audience member

A young man wearing a dark jumpsuit standing on stage with black curtains behind him.

Photo of actor Ian Erlick in A Sleep of Prisoners, 2023. Photo by Juliet Tondowski

“WST&Co land a triple threat: great theater, great play, great performances.”

— Shasta Grey, audience member

A theatrical scene with two actors on stage. One woman wearing a long, floral dress and black boots stands to the left, looking upward. A man with long hair and beard, dressed in a dark shirt and vest, stands to the right near a wooden table with a feathered quill on it. The set includes a staircase in the background and chairs around the stage.

Actress Juliet Tondowski in The Lady’s Not for Burning. Photo by Alice Gilmartin

“I thoroughly enjoyed the performance. It was a period piece that is still very relevant for our current times. The actors were excellent!”

— Jillian D., #HFF23 audience member

The scene shows a theatrical performance with five actors on stage, with a dark background and minimal set pieces, including a wooden table, a chair, and some props. One actor, in the center, is reaching out to another actor dressed in black, while the other actors stand nearby observing.

Cast of The Lady’s Not for Burning. Photo by Alice Gilmartin

“An expert production of a piece of classic theater!”

— Natalie Perlin., #HFF23 performer/comedienne