![]() ![]() I became convinced that each actor felt the play was really about him or her, which is probably ideal for the genre. The work is intended to be merely fun, and succeeds at this. Cory Grabenstein portrays- well, it's a surprise and you won't have it spoiled by me - but his late entrance puts the creaky wheels of plot into motion. Judith Fontaine (Heather Gabriel) is an influential publisher whose article on the sale may put Richard's gallery on the map. Emma (Amesti Reioux) is an art critic with a sullen pout, but she has a surprise for us in Act Two. Trent Matlock (David James Barron) portrays a self-centered actor who has been dating the widow LaRue. Upon this thin thread hangs the alleged plot.ĭrinks are graciously served by Graciela (Sabrina Rosales), substitute bartender and cook from a service, and garbed as though fresh from a Playboy Club audition - yes, this is a comedy. ![]() But, hold on just a minute, Mick may have underworld connections, and may be dangerous. Conway) hope to sell his art - all of it - to a wealthy hotelier, Mick Fitzgerald (Jim Wyatt) to install in his chain of hotels. Hosting the gathering is Maggie LaRue (Lindsay Smith), whose estranged husband, a talented painter, has perished, and she and his art Dealer, Richard (Christopher C. ![]() In the Houston premiere of Artifice, playwright Anne Flanagan hews closely to the conventions of the comedic mystery genre, providing eight vivid and very varied characters invited to a private showing of art, but trapped into an overnight stay thanks to a blizzard. ![]()
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