A Feminine Ending
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 17, 2007
Closed Nov 11, 2007
Opened Oct 17, 2007
Closed Nov 11, 2007
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Playwrights Horizons presents the world premiere of a new play by Sarah Treem, featuring Academy Award nominee Marsha Mason, directed by Tony Award winner Blair Brown.
Having recently graduated from a major conservatory, and with a rocker boyfriend on the brink of stardom, aspiring composer Amanda Blue's "extraordinary life" seems to be all mapped out. But when she's called home to answer her mother's distress call about a marital crisis, Amanda's grand plan starts to unravel.
A Feminine Ending is a bittersweet new play about dreams deferred, loves lost and learning to trust a woman's voice in a man's world.
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Charm in a script is a rare commodity. Charm combined with wisdom is rarer still. Charm and wisdom enhanced by genuine emotion is that much harder to find. Which is why Sarah Treem's exciting new play,
A Feminine Ending, making its world premiere at Playwrights Horizons under the assured direction of Blair Brown, is an uncommon discovery. It's the sort of work that makes a patron not only happy about having enjoyed -- and been challenged by -- every bittersweet minute of it but extremely eager to see what the obviously enormously talented dramatist will do next.
Treem's very human comedy -- at first seemingly limited in scope and intentions -- is ultimately a piece that reveals depth[...]