Theater Prof. Gino DiIorio’s play “Reparation,” which recently premiered at Luna Stage Co. in New Jersey, was reviewed by critic Peter Filichia for the Star-Ledger.
“When we think of National Historic Landmarks, what comes to mind are buildings that were saved only after being threatened with the wrecking ball.
Here’s playwright Gino DiIorio to remind us that what’s under a building can be a National Historic Landmark, too — or should be. …
DiIorio is extraordinarily skillful in the way he raises the stakes from one scene to the next. Each one provides a new complication that seems impossible to solve. Of the seven deadly sins, only gluttony is missing from DiIorio’s script. Greed, wrath, envy and pride are well represented, as is sloth, to a lesser degree.”
