Theatre Kent’s Bent for CK on the Edge
July 21, 2010
From left: Keith Burnett, Michael Lapp and Paul Dawson
As part of the CK on the Edge Festival, Theatre Kent presented Bent by Martin Sherman. Click here to watch the video.
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Theatre Kent presented gripping drama
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Playwright Martin Sherman’s play Bent revolves around Max, a young homosexual enjoying a free and easy lifestyle in pre-World War II Berlin.
One day, the lives of Max (Keith Burnett) and his partner Rudy (Michael Lapp) are shattered forever after a tragic encounter with a Nazi soldier leaves the pair on the run from the SS…Click here to keep reading
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To all the actors, backstage people, and, of course, the director, please be advised that I totally enjoyed your presentation of Bent. It was gripping, riveting entertainment, and, in addition, educational for me, since it was a part of history I knew nothing about. You are to be commended, all of you, for tackling such a difficult subject, and for pulling it off brilliantly! Let’s have more of these challenging productions which show off the talent Theatre Kent has in it’s midst.