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God of Carnage play review

  • By: Phil McLaughlin
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The award-winning comedy/drama “God of Carnage” is now on stage in Toronto. Alex Reynolds reviews the play.

A minor skirmish exploding into a major incident unravels the relationship between, and among, two couples regarding parental responsibilities.

The play peels away respectability baring the dark side.

A superb cast detonates a verbal explosion which would be painful if it wasn’t savagely funny. “God of Carnage” is a grand theatrical experience.

It would seem that through drama and humor, the play unveils social hypocrisy.

The thought provoking play continues at Toronto’s Panasonic Theatre through December 15th.

 

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