by David Timberline
Dealing as it does with the collision of faith, family and drug abuse, there is no escaping the melodramatic elements in Richmond Triangle Players’ latest production, “High.” Even so, playwright Matthew Lombardo does an admirable job of infusing sparks of originality and interesting plot devices into his script. That is, he does except when he doesn’t. Too often, the play’s more engaging elements are offset by clunky language and overwrought complications.…[ Read more ]