For the second time this season, the Milwaukee Rep is calling on a single actor to carry an entire production as the company stages Australian playwright Robert Hewett's suburban mystery The Blonde, The Brunette, and The Vengeful Redhead. Opening tonight with a 7:30 p.m. performance at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, the production stars Rep resident actress Deborah Staples, whose multiple roles offer a very contemporary look at the nature of love, anger and adultery from a number of perspectives. In addition to the three title characters, Staples is called upon to portray four colorful supporting characters.
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