Title: a charming, sly, and smart little play
Product review: Full disclosure: I haven't read this edition of 'The Pavilion.' However, I have worked on a production of the play, and think it's a wonderful piece. It's elegantly written, with two great main characters and dozens of secondary characters (all of the secondary characters are played by one narrator, making this a three-actor play). It's alternately hilarious and heart-wrenching, and since the pavilion itself (the play takes place in a pavilion on a large lake) is a metaphor for the universe, Wright shows us how the smallest decision can affect an entire universe (and vice versa). Wright is a terrific writer, and this is a great play.
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