A Very Common Procedure
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 14, 2007
Closed Mar 10, 2007
Opened Feb 14, 2007
Closed Mar 10, 2007
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Running Time:
1hr. 10min.
1hr. 10min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
A husband, his wife, and her doctor take a crash course in the workings of the human heart. Carolyn Goldenhersch begins an extra-marital affair with Dr. Anil Patel that takes them from Indian restaurants in Queens to Jewish delis on the Lower East Side. Not an unusual New York story, until you find out how they met.
A Very Common Procedure, by Courtney Baron, is a hard-hitting yet surprisingly funny journey of self-discovery. In facing the horrific moment that has brought them together, these three New Yorkers must come to a final confrontation in which faith, love and truth are tested. Michael Greif (Grey Gardens, Rent) directs.
Added perf on Monday, Feb 12 @ 7; no perf on Thursday, Feb 15.
Talkbacks on Feb 20, Feb 27, March 6
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"Babies don't die." That's what one of the characters initially believes in Courtney Baron's A Very Common Procedure, the latest offering from Manhattan Class Company. But sometimes they do; and this flawed but intriguing drama examines the aftermath of this brutal reality for both the grieving young parents, Carolyn and Michael Goldenhersch (Lynn Collins and Stephen Kunken), and the doctor, Dr. Anil Patel (Amir Arison), who performed the surgery.
Carolyn, who finds herself on maternity leave without a baby to take care of, instead spends her time obsessing over and then pursuing Patel. The romance that blossoms between them is unexpected, and defined by both the exoticism that Carolyn pr[...]