“Transgression,” Currently Playing At Here Arts Center, Is Wonderful

Beautifully and in meaningful fashion, going from sexually charged 1970 to 2010 and back, the superb play Transgression (“Here Arts Center 145 6th Avenue, New York City through August 2nd) written by Terry Curtis Fox (a story editor on Hill Street Blues), and directed by his daughter, Avra Fox-Lerner, includes so much so relevant and emotional, if nothing else, in the age of “Me Too,” and makes one contemplate far greater issues of truth and justice–neither lately the American way– even if Superman is appearing again.

“Transgression” is thought provoking, at times brilliant and eye opening– A superb line: “often a bribe and settlement are the same.” Many such are sprinkled throughout.

Those actors, far more than they being outwardly attractive (one thing my mother and Rod Serling were right about among many, “beauty is in the eye of the beholder”) were superb in bringing out thoughts regarding art, even great and what might be the better, if not right thing to do.

No easy answer and the play reveals that.

Those actors are Susan Bennett, in a dual role, Yuval Boim, Jane Ives, James Jelkin and Ivy Rose.

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