Life (x) 3
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 31, 2003
Closed Jun 29, 2003
Opened Mar 31, 2003
Closed Jun 29, 2003
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Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
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Helen Hunt, John Turturro, Linda Emond, and Brent Spiner star in Life (x) 3. Henri and Sonia are putting their son to bed when an unexpected knock at the door throws them into disarray. Hubert and Ines have arrived for dinner, a day earlier than expected. The play blends cruel observations with high comedy in a hilarious and poignant examination of our most personal intimacies and private longings. Matthew Warchus directs Yasmina Reza's play, translated by Christopher Hampton.
$30 student rush tickets are available at the box office two hours prior to each performance. Tickets are limit one per valid high school or college I.D., cash only, subject to availability.
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