REVIEW: 'Dad,' Mark St. Germain's autobiographical play, 'do

GREAT BARRINGTON — “He doesn’t think like we do. He’s a mechanical engineer,” playwright Mark St. Germain’s brother Paul says to him of their father, Louis St. Germain, in St. Germain’s fitful, less-than-satisfying autobiographical memory play, “Dad.”
“They’re all about precision; getting things right. Measurements. Blueprints. Otherwise, the world doesn’t make sense. He needs answers.”
So does his playwright son, Mark, played by an uncharacteristically hard-working Mark H. Dold in the Great Barrington Public Theater production that opened over the weekend in the Daniel Arts Center at Bard College at Simon’s Rock, where it is scheduled to run through Saturday evening.

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