MD Theatre Guide: Next to Normal

IMG_1240Keegan not only has a reputation for its remarkable company of actors, the technical aspects of the show were equally magnificent. The set, designed by Matthew Keenan, perfectly embodied the fragmentation of the interior spaces of the characters. …  In NEXT TO NORMAL, Keegan Theatre takes the human mind, unravels it and sews it into a quilt of song and spectacle. If “Breaking Bad” or “Weeds” were musicals, they would feel and sound a lot like NEXT TO NORMAL. In a word: Alive.

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