Boy Gets Girl
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SHOW INFORMATION
Opened Feb 20, 2001
Closed Apr 8, 2001
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Rebecca Gilman's Boy Gets Girl makes its New York premiere at Manhattan Theatre Club, produced in association with the Goodman Theatre. The play begins with a blind date. Theresa, an accomplished reporter, is set up with Tony by a mutual acquaintance. They meet for a beer, and things seem to be going okay, or so she thinks. Then the phone calls start. And the flowers. And the unannounced visits. And the creeping realization that Tony just won't take "no" for an answer. This production is the study of one terrifying incident that takes an unflinching look at the forces that craft our perception of women today. Lynne Meadow is the production supervisor for the original direction of the late Michael Maggio.
Special $20 student tickets are available for all performances, based on availability, one hour before showtime.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
131 W 55th St
New York, NY 10019
This mainstage at MTC is a 299-seat house with a proscenium stage. Originally a prolific showcase theater, this space has become one of the country's most productive and prestigious theaters. The overall quality of the productions cannot be matched [...] Read More
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The "issue play" is alive and well in today's theater, thanks to Rebecca Gilman. The playwright deservedly gained attention for Spinning Into Butter, an ambitious work that dealt with racism in a fresh and purposefully disturbing manner. Now, in Boy Gets Girl at Manhattan Theatre Club's Stage I, Gilman looks at the pernicious, potentially dangerous ways in which men and women see (or don't see) each other. This is a thoughtful, provocative piece that makes for exceptional theater.
As the play begins, you'd swear you were watching a cute, romantic comedy set among New York's yuppie sophisticates. A smart journalist named Theresa meets a clean-cut young man named Tony at an outdoor caf&eac[...]