San Jose Stage presents Kenneth Kelleher’s adaptation of the 1941 classic ‘Meet John Doe’
Platitudes are nothing new in our societal milieu. Clichés, phrases and words of self-help advice have been heard plenty, but it’s when we hear them that makes the difference between standing down or taking action.
However, Kenneth Kelleher’s adaptation and strategic direction beautifully unifies the technical and narrative components, injecting the familiar story with something fresh. Ann’s vibrant pen gives John the words that provide a spark — through her voice, he finds his. Capra’s modus operandi, the elevation of the underdog and a lengthy, life-changing oration, settles in sharply in this production.
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