DC Theatre Scene: The Magic Tree

“Letourneau makes Lamb compelling and complex … Stinson adeptly balances youthful awkwardness with dawning affection … Abernathy is chillingly violent and intimidating … Tumulty is convincing as a reluctant follower with a surprising sense of innocence.  … Keenan and Smith lead the artistic team in maintaining an appropriately ominous and haunting tone … Ursula Rani Sarma is skilled at effective dialogue and exploring the human psyche… ”

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