From Mel Gussow’s New York Times Review
IN his malevolent new comedy, ”The Upper Depths,” David Steven Rappoport pinions the American family – and the wrestling image is intentional. One of the family’s two teen-age daughters, the swaggering Rikke Borge, is a coed wrestling champion. Whenever her mother (Marilyn Chris) dares to criticize – or to ignore – her, she throws the older woman to the floor. After a while, when the mother sees her Amazonian daughter approaching, she runs for cover. In this self-destructive household, there is no hiding place.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | David Steven Rappoport |  |
| Director | Robert Kalfin |  |
| Stage Manager | Ray Benkoczy |  |
| Set Designer | Robert Edmonds |  |
| Lighting Designer | John Tomlinson |  |
| Costume Designer | Judy Dearing |  |
| Sound Designer | Gary Harris | |
| Technical Director | Llewellyn Harrison | |
| Actor | Rikke Borge |  |
| Actor | Marilyn Chris |  |
| Actor | Meg Guttman |  |
| Actor | Elizabeth Longo |  |
| Actor | Bill Mooney |  |
| Actor | Steve Gary Simon |  |
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