Reviews

Closer is an intriguing examination of the way men and women interact with one another, particularly with regards to their vastly differing ideas as to what love and commitment actually mean. The story itself is fascinating and frustrating, in equal measure, as we watch four damaged, and generally unlikable and selfish, characters struggle with their wants and desires as they desperately search for happiness. What's absolutely certain is that Marber's play requires a quartet of actors who are firing on all cylinders in order for it to truly take hold of an audience. Fortunately, the St. Louis Actors' Studio has assembled a terrific cast for their current production, and they manage to make these (mostly) unsympathetic characters both engaging and compelling.

Chris Gibson, Broadway World

Under the tight direction of Wayne Salomon, these four actors — Rachel Fenton (Alice), Christopher Lawyer (Dan), John Pierson (Larry) and Meghan Maguire (Anna) — deliver.

Dennis Brown, Riverfront Times

director Wayne Salomon elicits a quartet of compelling performances by his players, especially Meghan Maguire as Anna, in the St. Louis Actors’ Studio presentation.

Mark Bretz, Ladue News

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