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Day: November 11, 2012

“Marisol” a hard-hitting exploration of theology, sex, fear, paranoia, and human relationships

November 11, 2012September 15, 2024 kuiryamfArts & Culture, Ashland, Campus, Featured

The play is by turns bizarre and beautiful, aesthetically pleasing and grotesque, witty and sorrowful. Viewers may not know whether to laugh or cry. Viewers looking for a heartwarming story for emotional edification will not find it in “Marisol.”

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