Tradition and change collide around the campfire in ‘The Grown-Ups'
On my way to the bathroom after Absurd Rodeo Theatre’s The Grown-Ups, I found myself in line with a woman who looked shell-shocked. With my lawn chair slung over one shoulder, I asked what she thought. She stared ahead for nearly 10 seconds before answering.“It just felt so eerily modern,” she said.An uncomfortable conversation to have while waiting for a toilet, perhaps. But it was also a fitting postscript to Simon Henriques and Skylar Fox’s play, which begins as a nostalgic hangout among summ...
