Christopher Chen’s provocative, jarring and compelling
play, “You Mean To Do Me Harm,” centers upon a dinner party attended by two interracial couples. Despite all being witty, sophisticated urbanites, their casual conversation takes a disturbing turn and escalates into
the real and the surreal, the actual and the imagined.
Directed by Bill English, the San Francisco Playhouse
production stars Jomar Tagatac as Daniel, Katie Rubin as Lindsey, Charisse
Loriaux as Samantha and Cassidy Brown as Ben.
-Stephanie Wright Hession
Left to right: Samantha (Charisse Loriaux), Ben (Cassidy Brown), Daniel (Jomar Tagatac) and Lindsey (Katie Rubin) in “You Mean to Do Me Harm” at the San Francisco Playhouse.
Photos: Ken Levin
Samantha (Charisse Loriaux) and Ben (Cassidy Brown) in “You Mean to Do Me Harm” at the San Francisco Playhouse. |
Left to right: Lindsey (Katie Rubin), Ben (Cassidy Brown) and Daniel (Jomar Tagatac) in “You Mean to Do Me Harm” at the San Francisco Playhouse. |
Daniel (Jomar Tagatac) in “You Mean to Do Me Harm” at the San Francisco Playhouse.
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Ben (Cassidy Brown) Daniel (Jomar Tagatac) in “You Mean to Do Me Harm” at the San Francisco Playhouse