"The stakes are a lot
higher and the action more concentrated in Adam Chanzit's The
Great Divide than in its source, Henrik Ibsen's classic An Enemy
of the People... Divide drills into its personal and social issues
with an intensity that's inescapable." — Robert Hurwitt,
The San Francisco
Chronicle
“Brilliantly directed
by Mina Morita... The large cast is thoroughly convincing and
works well as an ensemble... Don’t miss THE GREAT DIVIDE.”
— Jeffrey R. Smith, forallevents.com
“A stirring environmental
thriller… rush to Shotgun Players’ smart staging of
Adam Chanzit’s absorbing, torn-from-the-headlines drama
The Great Divide…. one of the best Shotgun shows I’ve
seen.” — Robert Hall, Piedmont
Post
"Audiences will leave
the theatre emotionally excited and intellectually stimulated,
having felt a lot and wanting to talk about it. That’s what
it’s all about, right?" — Charles Kruger, The
Examiner
"Chanzit sees the complexity
in every political battle, and, thus, he refuses to delineate
between right and wrong." — Rachel Swan, The
East Bay Express
"films don't necessarily
produce the kind of gut reaction or intense debate one can achieve
through live theatre" — George Heymont, myculturallandscape.com
"Incendiary" —
Lou Fancher, berkeleyside.com
(featuring an interview with playwright Adam Chanzit!)
"thought-provoking
performances" — Richard Connema, forallevents.blogspot.com
