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Comedy/Drama |
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Short, 25-35 minutes
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1 male |
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A chair. A microphone.
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Adult language and content |
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| A man sits before us in a chair, telling a fever-dream of a story: about a cocktail party he's just come back from that went disastrously wrong, about channel-surfing between a mesmerizing surgery and the world's strangest action movie -- all while quoting his mysterious, enigmatic wife. Slowly a pattern begins to emerge from his spiral of words, as his tale loops back on itself, stitching together seemingly random threads into a hypnotic whole. A bracingly funny and disquieting play about a man who keeps asking the question: "How do I live in a world in which I am doomed to die?" |
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| Murmuring in a Dead Tongue, The Next Stage Company, New York City (1998-1999) |
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