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Los Angeles Times
The Visit Review: Money and Morality
Pasadena Playhouse has revived Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s play "The Visit," highlighting themes of greed, morality, and communal complicity. The production features a wealthy woman returning to her impoverished hometown, offering to save it with money in exchange for the town executing her former lover, exposing how wealth corrupts morality. The staging, directed by Darko Tresnjak and starring Jefferson Mays, emphasizes the play's critique of societal greed and the erosion of democracy.
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