The Break of Noon
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SHOW INFORMATION
Opened Jan 25, 2011
Closed Mar 6, 2011
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Playwright and provocateur Neil LaBute's newest play takes off from George Bernard Shaw's quote: "All truths begin as blasphemies." And then we meet John Smith. He's a selfish, philandering liar - or at least he was. After hearing the voice of God during a tragic office shooting, this imperfect man reforms himself and goes on a mission to spread the word about a better way of life. But is Joe's divine encounter merely a ploy for celebrity, a chance to escape his rocky past, or is it part of an infinite and almighty plan? In The Break of Noon, LaBute explores the trials and tribulations of a modern day prophet - and what he signifies in a jaded world that is thousands of years removed from burning bushes and stone tablets.
What are other members saying?
great performances
Particularly from Kevin Anderson - his opening monologue is pretty amazing. I think Neil LaBute is working on being the next David Mamet...
Reviewed by amethystsm
on Monday, Feb 7th, 2011
RE:Break of Noon
A very disappointing, long evening. The play went nowhere; lighting and music were a distraction rather than an addition. Casting and direction did not help. Like a 90 minute student film.
Reviewed by brigtroy
on Saturday, Feb 5th, 2011
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