Capture Now
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 22, 2008
Closed Dec 6, 2008
Opened Oct 22, 2008
Closed Dec 6, 2008
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http://www.capturenowtheplay.com
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Capture Now, directed by Larry Moss, is written and performed by Josh Jonas and set on Long Island. The play is a unique coming-of-age story about teenage Elijah and his little brother Ace, who learn from each other what it means to be cool, who they would die for, and how rock 'n' roll can humanize even the youngest of souls.
WHAT ARE CRITICS SAYING?
What are other members saying?
This is a must see!!
Dont miss this compelling drama about the lives of two brothers.....Josh Jonas does a wonderful job telling his original story through his characters. Its powerful and the acting is excellent.......I laughed and cried----cant stop thinking about it!
Reviewed by robsue
on Friday, Oct 31st, 2008
Capture Now
Saw this show last week. Its still with me this week. See it!
Reviewed by juneospa
on Friday, Oct 24th, 2008
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As you exit the Theatres at 45 Bleecker Street following writer/performer Josh Jonas' Capture Now, a box of tissue paper is helpfully provided for audience members who may need to blow their noses or dab at their eyes. The show is likely to stir up some strong emotions, even if some aspects seem contrived.
The solo play is narrated by a character named Elijah, who looks back at the time he spent with his now deceased younger brother, Ace. From the get-go, Elijah tells us that Ace isn't going to survive, but that doesn't prevent both the character and the audience from becoming emotionally invested in the story.
Jonas has a strong stage presence and seemingly boundless energy. His handsome[...]