All the Wrong Reasons: A True Story of Neo-Nazis, Drug Smuggling, and Undying Love
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Apr 15, 2007
Closed May 6, 2007
Opened Apr 15, 2007
Closed May 6, 2007
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Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
A nun from the Deep South leaves her African convent and marries a Franciscan brother from Brooklyn. The child they promised God they would never, never have struggles with existential morality in a fiercely funny tale of love and blasphemy; depression and the drug war; life, death, and how to offer sexual favors to famous Nazis on the air.
From Brooklyn to Bangkok, from the jungles of Malawi to the TV studios of Hollywood, it's a uniquely American Love Story.
Thus the stage is set for All the Wrong Reasons, writer and performer John Fugelsang's moving and hilarious solo performance directed by Pam MacKinnon.
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"I'm not going to claim I've got a proper piece of solo theatre," says John Fugelsang towards the beginning of his one-man show All the Wrong Reasons: A True Story of Neo-Nazis, Drug Smuggling and Undying Love, now making its world premiere at New York Theater Workshop. But don't you believe him. Like a master magician, this writer/performer tells you up front that he's got nothing up his sleeve and then proceeds to pull off a magical, immensely satisfying evening with a theatrical bit of sleight of hand.
At first, you're inclined to take Fugelsang at face value. He begins the show with a rather pedestrian series of political jokes with obvious punch lines, and an extremely rehearsed stage [...]