Theater review: Actors make 'Grace and Glorie' a pleasure to watch
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One Thirty Productions performs only matinees – mostly light comedies. The show it opened Wednesday, Grace and Glorie, has its share of laughs. Basically, though, it's a meditation on death.
Event details: 'Grace and Glorie' at Bath House Cultural Center
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