Pop is a theatrical producer in the village of Plum Center. Pop's offerings, presented at the Tuttle Opery House, consist of "Romeo and Juliet" and "Richard III.
Al Giebler
United States

The Pastoral Proscenium: Reimagining the Bard in Plum Center To witness Pop Tuttle's One Horse Play is to step into a bygone era of entertainment where the boundaries between the performer and the spectator were as thin as the greasepaint applied in a drafty backstage corner. Set within the idiosyncratic microcosm ...

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Robert Eddy

Edgar Jones
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" The Pastoral Proscenium: Reimagining the Bard in Plum Center To witness Pop Tuttle's One Horse Play is to step into a bygone era of entertainment where the boundaries between the performer and the spectator were as thin as the greasepaint applied in a drafty backstage corner. Set within the idiosyncratic microcosm of Plum Center, the film presents a fascinative study of cultural aspiration. Pop Tuttle, played with an infectious, grizzled enthusiasm by Dan Mason, is not merely a producer; he ..."


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