Bash Latterday Plays by Neil Labute
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Bash Latterday Plays by Neil Labute
when: January 11th - 14th
what: A collection of three dark, and brilliant, one-act plays that together create a cohesive whole.
In Iphegenia in Orem a travelling businessman makes a haunting confession to an inebriated stranger in a Las Vegas hotel room.
In A Gaggle of Saints the brutal events of a festive weekend in New York City are recounted by a young Mormon couple, each having their own perspective.
In Medea Redux a woman reveals the disturbing details of her troubling relationship with her junior high school teacher a relationship that leads to an unspeakable tragedy.
These modern Greek tragedies portray ordinary people, and the atrocious crimes they commit, revealing the callous cruelty of everyday life.
A transfixing evening
Ben Brantley, The New York Times
The most important playwright to emerge in a decade
John Lahr, The New Yorker
Neil LaBute is one of the most exciting playwrights, screenwriters, and directors working today. The dark, muscular intensity of this multi award winning writer has thrilled and challenged audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.
Directed by Siggi Lindal
Performed by Greta Clough and Rob Cavazos
Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French Limited
Jan 11th-14th 2012, 7:30pm - Tickets: £10, £7
In Iphegenia in Orem a travelling businessman makes a haunting confession to an inebriated stranger in a Las Vegas hotel room.
In A Gaggle of Saints the brutal events of a festive weekend in New York City are recounted by a young Mormon couple, each having their own perspective.
In Medea Redux a woman reveals the disturbing details of her troubling relationship with her junior high school teacher a relationship that leads to an unspeakable tragedy.
These modern Greek tragedies portray ordinary people, and the atrocious crimes they commit, revealing the callous cruelty of everyday life.
A transfixing evening
Ben Brantley, The New York Times
The most important playwright to emerge in a decade
John Lahr, The New Yorker
Neil LaBute is one of the most exciting playwrights, screenwriters, and directors working today. The dark, muscular intensity of this multi award winning writer has thrilled and challenged audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.
Directed by Siggi Lindal
Performed by Greta Clough and Rob Cavazos
Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French Limited
Jan 11th-14th 2012, 7:30pm - Tickets: £10, £7
where: The Bike Shed Theatre
cost: £10, £7
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