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Onstage: Pluto

Steve Yockey’s world-premiere script, set in a world that vacillates between apparent reality and something like mythology come-to-life, concludes its run this weekend.

By Rick Pender on Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 3:37 pm

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Pluto at Know Theatre

Mysterious things are happening in Elizabeth’s life. While trying to get her withdrawn son to open up, her kitchen is getting weirder and weirder: a talkative three-headed dog sits nearby; the fridge is shaking like a cement mixer; and the radio is speaking directly to her.

Steve Yockey’s world-premiere script, set in a world that vacillates between apparent reality and something like mythology come-to-life, concludes its run this weekend. Staged by Know’s former artistic director Jason Bruffy, Pluto explores loss and love with an excellent cast, including Annie Fitzpatrick as Elizabeth.

8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. $20. 1120 Jackson St., Over-the-Rhine, 513-300-5669, knowtheatre.com.

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