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Showing posts with label Zip and Wick #72: Endings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zip and Wick #72: Endings. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Review: Zip & Wick #72: Endings (Podcast)

(Photo from the Fringe 2011 production of Zip & Wick)

A Little Less Super
A Fringe show doesn't fly well for C'est La Vie
by Rachel Zuroff
Zip & Wick #72: Endings is this season’s final production by the podcast theatre group C’est la vie. It is the story of the apocalypse as told by two superheroes waiting for the end of the world in Paris. The story of Zip & Wick remains primarily a conversation between the two title characters. As Zip and Wick wait for the end of the world, they alternately bicker, reminisce over the past and discuss their lives from childhood, to falling in love, to saving lives, to whether any of it is worth the trouble and heartache it has caused. While waiting for the end, Zip and Wick further discuss what it is like to be a superhero, the responsibilities and privileges entailed by such powers, their own ontological status and their relationship to humans.

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Review: Zip and Wick #72: Endings (Fringe 2011)

Reviewed by Janis Kirshner

It started out a somewhat promising story about superheroes… Zip (Jenna Gogan) finally makes her way up to the high Paris loft, where we find Wick (Greg Van de Mark).
Zip: I’m really tired.
Wick: So am I.
Zip: Why, did you fly here?