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BAYVIEW\n\nble,morphing fromneauy suructureu,steieotypia11a  aiity into rampant chaosand then into fractured,inquisitive aftermath.It begins by giv-ing us something we think we've seen before,then estrangesus from it and from ourselves as viewers of it,then cracks thewhole thing open entirely and forces everyone in the room,actors and audience,to reckon with the broken pieces...Withthe world that we've built and the racism we've poured intoits foundations,will any of us,Drury asks,ever be able to lookaround us at a view that is,in the truest sense,fair?\"  \n一SARA HOLDREN,NEW YORK/VULTURE  \n“Fairview argues for the possibility of people of color representingthemselves,onstage and off,without an overlay of white percep-tion,judgment and narrative.It gently body-checks privilege.\"  \n一ADAM FELDMAN,TIME OUT NEW YORK  \n\"It is rare these days to encounter a dramatic performance thatunfolds like a work of conceptual art...Fairview,a twenty-first-century play with a radical 1960s soul,deconstructs the warp-ing power of the white gaze.\"  \n一CHARLES MCNULTY,LA TIMES  \n“It is easy for white people in theater,of which there are many,to talk about making room for nonwhite artists—writers,direc-tors,actors,audience members.It is far more difficult to actu-ally follow through with that.Making space requires sacrificingyour own;listening requires shutting up.Fairview was activelyconcerned with how to make this happen:Drury's play artic-ulated,first subtly and then less so,the way white audiencesinfringe on black artists telling their own stories...Whatbegan as a fairly broad comedy about the Frasier family com-ing together to celebrate their grandmother's birthday became  \na searing indictment of how challenging it is for white peoplelike myself—however well intentioned—to not inflict our per-spectives and biases on stories that don't belong to us.Thereare many ways that theater can have value,and one of them isnot necessarily better than the others,but there is somethingparticularly potent about theater that can make you feel thislevel of unease,especially if you are a member of a group who israrely made to feel that way.Some plays succeed by giving youcomfort;others succeed by getting under your skin.\"  \n-LOUIS PEITZMAN,BUZZFEED NEWS  \n\"Hilarious,provocative,and disorienting...Fairview intro-duces us to an environment in which reality and personalitycrash at high speeds,like a theatrical Hadron Collider.Not sinceBranden Jacobs-Jenkins's An Octoroon has a play so thoroughlytraversed the boundaries of race in performance,screwing withour perceptions while forcing us to recognize our blind spots.”  \n-ZACHARY STEWART,THEATERMANIA  \n“A hugely intelligent play...a meticulously crafted,meta-theatrical experiment in racial discourse...In larger soci-ety,such exercises in imagination seem near-impossible—butmaybe,Drury suggests,rehearsing them onstage offers us a doseof the courage we need out in the real world.\"  \n—MIRIAM 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