A Night in November
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 14, 2006
Closed Apr 16, 2006
Opened Mar 14, 2006
Closed Apr 16, 2006
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A Night in November tells the story of Kenneth McAllister, a clerk in a welfare office. Kenneth is a Belfast Protestant who has followed all the rules. He loved who he was supposed to love. He lived where he was expected to live. He fought who he was taught to fight. That is, until one night -- a night in November -- when he did the most exciting, outrageous, crazy, mad thing he'd ever done. Written by Marie Jones (Stone In His Pockets). Tim Byron Owen directs.
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We live in a time when heroes are scarce, when even such a diligent hero-spotter as the late Joseph Campbell would be hard-pressed to nominate acceptable candidates. Instead, we see a contemporary population rife with swelled heads and feet of clay. Nevertheless, some heroes do exist in our midst. One of them is Kenneth Norman McAllister, the protagonist of Marie Jones's one-character play A Night in November. The show has returned to the Irish Arts Center, where it first played so successfully in 1998. This time, there is a different soloist (Marty Maguire) and a different director (Tim Byron Owen), but the work remains extremely powerful.
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