Miami Art Zine: Alliance Lab's Brothers Beckett at the Arsht – Positive Review.
“Brothers Beckett remains a show that's a persistent delight.”
“…it's boys get girls, boys lose girls etc, etc and so on and on and it's all so well written, directed and acted…”
http://www.miamiartzine.com/latest-features/theatre-reviews/1482-alliance-labs-brothers-beckett-at-the-arsht

The Miami New Times: With Brothers Beckett, Poop Jokes Abound at Arsht – Positive Review.
“Sirois' writing is, for the most part, very clever, and the delivery is expertly timed for maximum laughter.”
“…sleeping in bunk beds, and hiding in bathtubs when they feel down is so embarrassing because it's so far from reality or so close to it.”
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cultist/2013/03/brothers_beckett_poop_jokes_an.php

The Miami Herald: ‘Brothers Beckett’ gets a showcase at the Arsht – Positive review.
“…earning the loudest applause and craziest cheers”
“…an insightful comedy about just how tough it can be to get going in life.”
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/03/10/3277940_brothers-beckett-gets-a-showcase.html

"Brothers Beckett is that rarity, a play that speaks resonantly to its young characters' contemporaries while entertaining a much broader audience." - The Miami Herald

Kevin Beckett, Yale alumnus, is awaiting the arrival of his beloved girlfriend named Tuesday, who will be spending a perfect week with him and his roommate/brother, Brad. When Kevin divulges to Brad that he plans on proposing, Brad tries to find any way possible to keep his brother from moving out of their bunk-bedded, pink-walled studio apartment.

A hilarious and irreverent riff on friendship, family, and adult boys who don't want to grow up, Brothers Beckett is a satirical portrait of slacker siblings laced with sharp banter and dark humor, written by Alliance Theater Lab's own Carbonell Award-nominated resident playwright, David Michael Sirois.


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