This play was a beautiful and intense ride through the fascinating story of Lee Atwater. Ben Hethcoat was really wonderful, his charisma lights up the stage and it's so clear that he knows Lee Atwater inside and out, he fully commits to his role. There are some interesting thematic elements to Son of a Bitch that makes it very relevant today, and I think this play does an excellent job of portraying the true historical events in a theatrically engaging way. This is one of the best shows I've seen at the Fringe thus far, I highly recommend it. ...
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I had the pleasure of seeing the show on Saturday, 6/15 and LOVED it. It was a fascinating story and all of the actors were completely engaging. I didn't really know much about Lee Atwater upon arrival. He made for a very interesting subject.
Plus it was a thrill to learn about him and his efforts to get George H. W. Bush elected....
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One of my favorite shows of the Fringe so far! Outstanding direction, writing, and performance by the entire cast. Lucy Gillespie's dialogue is super effective and Billy Ray Brewton weaves a terrific tale. Outstanding performances from Ben Hethcoat, David Mcelwee and Chloe Dworkin....
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This one's a doozy. Expertly directed by Billy Brewton -- there is absolutely no dead space. Outstanding acting by the entire cast. The writing crackles. Do not miss....
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A very fun show. A highly entertaining glimpse into a part of this nation's political history. Following the rise of political strategist Lee Atwater, this show deftly entertains as it is making some valid points about the political stance of the people we elect to lead us. ...
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I thought the subject was relevant and the writing of a very high calibre. The play was spot on. The acting was also of a very high calibre and the staging worked in the small space....
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