Review: New Magic Valley Fun Town is Daniel MacIvor’s Maritimes masterpiece GlobeArts
Daniel MacIvor, Stephanie MacDonald, Caroline Gillis and Andrew Moodie in New Magic Valley Fun Town.
When Sandy, after looking up Allen on Facebook, discovers that her white father’s old friend is black and is appalled to realize that’s why he was nicknamed “Charky”, everything seems set up for a classic dinner-party play, where race and class and regional differences are set to emerge entertainingly over Cheryl’s bacon-stuffed mac and cheese and swigs of cheap beer.goes in unexpected directions, delicately.
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