Review: SF Playhouse’s ‘Cashed Out’ compellingly shines light on a Native American family

If the principal character in your play is deeply troubled for the better part of two acts, no end in sight, and the audience must follow her bumpy journey over decades, you better have a really good actor to make the audience care. 

And in Rainbow Dickerson, who plays the hard-core gambling addict Rocky in Claude Jackson Jr.’s new play “Cashed Out” onstage at San Francisco Playhouse, director Tara Moses does indeed have the right actor for the role.