Anon
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 31, 2007
Closed Feb 18, 2007
Opened Jan 31, 2007
Closed Feb 18, 2007
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Running Time:
2hr. 0min.
(includes 1 intermission)
2hr. 0min.
(includes 1 intermission)
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
When do peccadilloes become obsessions? Kate Robin, the searing and irreverent writer of Intrigue with Faye, The Light Outside, and episodes of Six Feet Under brings us a new tale about the hazy territory where sex, relationships, and addiction overlap. Melissa Klievman directs.
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Just as one shouldn't judge the proverbial book by its cover, one shouldn't judge plays from their first scene. The opening minutes of Kate Robin's intriguing if highly problematic Anon, now ensconced at Atlantic Theatre Company's Stage 2, play out like the first chapter in the boy-meets-girl-in-a-cute-way handbook. But the ending -- not to mention the rest of the book -- is not what you expect.
Trip (Remy Auberjonois), a seemingly prosperous bachelor, has called Alison (Michele Federer) over to his loft to get his cat to stop peeing on his bed. While tackling the matter at hand the pair spar a little, order dinner, banter some more, and are soon, as they say in The New York Post, canoodlin[...]