The Long Red Road
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 13, 2010
Closed Mar 21, 2010
Opened Feb 13, 2010
Closed Mar 21, 2010
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In this raw, provocative world premiere of Sam attempts to drink away his past and exorcise his demons on an Indian reservation in South Dakota, where he has been trying to forget his role in a tragic accident involving his family. When a visitor from his past arrives on the reservation, Sam is forced to face his guilt and take a harrowing look at the man he has become. The Long Red Road is a searing play about the way one person's anguish can tear a family apart.
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Sam is an alcoholic. His brother, Bob, is not. Their differences -- past and present -- are the meat of Brett C. Leonard's new play,
The Long Red Road, now premiering at Chicago's Goodman Theatre.
The work is directed by Academy Award winner Philip Seymour Hoffman and performed by an excellent six-person cast led by British stage star Tom Hardy with intelligence and integrity. Indeed, Hoffman has directed the play with restraint and virtually no high theatrics. In keeping with Leonard's solemnity, as well, Hoffman provides no comic relief whatsoever. The pace is deliberate but unflagging. But ultimately, the play displays more intellect than gut power. We can't just pity or abhor these ch[...]