G. Valmont Thomas* in Yussef El Guindi’s “The Tyrant,” photo by John Ulman
“The play itself is brilliant, dark, challenging and thoroughly believable. G. Valmont Thomas is spectacular as the brutal and very sophisticated “barbarian”. Thomas brings such incredible range to the man’s experience and such insight to his complexity and contradiction… Perhaps the greatest achievement of this dense, challenging drama is the way in which it allows us to see entire societies, political forces and national histories, as embodiments of real human beings.”
To read Jerry Kraft’s review of SOAP Fest and all of the plays, click here.
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association
