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Review: ‘Visiting Mr. Green’ thrives on rich performances at Theatre Arlington
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Parker Gray and David Coffee in Theatre Arlington’s ‘Visiting Mr. Green.’ (Courtesy photo) The dynamic of older and younger characters never falters as a source of drama for the stage.
Tuesdays with Morrie, Steel Magnolias, The Bad Seed all vary in the exchange of differences and perspectives. In Jeff Baron’s Visiting Mr.
Green, the playwright runs with the idea only it ran rather thin but saved by high-quality artistry. Theatre Arlington opened the two-person drama last week.
The show centers on the titular character and Ross Gardner, a young professional whose fates have led them into a coerced friendship.
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