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ONE NIGHT OF ABSOLUTE DISMAY
23 dysfunctional relationships
12 characters
4 shows
One night of absolute dismay
Bare Theatre presents its third annual collection of contemporary one-act plays, this time with selections by authors unknown and well-known, from Chapel Hill to Maine. Dare to be dismayed!
featuring:
"Hot Greek Porn"
by Lucius Robinson and Rajeev Rajendran
Drawing from material ranging from the pornographic films of Kostas Gousgouni to the dark agenda of the instigators of the European debt crisis, no one will be spared.
"Everything Seems So Plausible at 1 AM"
by Ben Ferber and Donnie McEwan
directed by Jason Bailey
featuring Jeff Buckner, Patrick Campbell, Joanna Herath, and Chuck Keith
Larry the Lawyer is awakened in the middle of the night by Bob the Banker, Sam the Surgeon, and Emily the Ex-Wife - all of whom need immediate legal advice and protection from a killer, who happens to be one of them.
"Letter From The Editor"
by Mora Harris
directed by Lucinda Gainey
featuring Matt Fields, Kacey Reynolds Schedler and Matt Schedler
An affluent Christian married couple finds their faith in God and each other tested when the husband brings a homeless man into their house.
"For Whom The Southern Belle Tolls"
by Christopher Durang
directed by Olivia Griego
featuring Jeff Buckner, G. Todd Buker, Joanna Herath, and P.J. Maske
In this parody of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie, fading southern belle Amanda desperately tries to prepare her hyper-sensitive, hypochondriacal son Lawrence for "the feminine caller," who turns out to be a hard-of-hearing dinner guest invited by Amanda's ambiguously gay son, Tom.
Oh, and there are actually 8 nights. Thurs. - Sun. Feb. 16 - 19 and Feb. 23 - 26.
CONTENT WARNING: This show contains adult language, adult themes, adult toys, simulated genitalia, sexual situations of an unusual nature, graphic stage violence, and the audience may get ever so slightly wet. THIS SHOW IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN. It is recommended for adults who value freedom of expression and don't take things too seriously.
SEATING IS LIMITED AND GENERAL ADMISSION.
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LocationCommon Ground Theatre (View)
4815B Hillsborough Rd.
Durham, NC 27705
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
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| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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