Music, produced by Stories
Like These and playing at Griffin Theatre, is a “sharp critique of the way mental illness is perceived today,” and digs
deeper to fathom the “consequences of raiding people’s personal lives in the
name of art.” Written by Jane Bodie, it is the story of two actors (Sarah and
Gavin) who befriend a seemingly innocuous young man (Adam) in the name of
research for an upcoming play, unaware of the minefield and eggshells they are
walking on with every step. Like Stories Like These’s last production seen at Griffin – 2013’s Rust
and Bone, also directed by Corey McMahon – there is a robust sense of
craft to both the writing and the production, and it is an intense and riveting
uninterrupted one-hundred mintues.