Dust
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Opened Dec 4, 2008
Closed Jan 18, 2009
Opened Dec 4, 2008
Closed Jan 18, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Billy Goda's new thriller, Dust, is a power play. One man is an executive with money and a paunch. The other is an ex-con with street smarts and a minimum-wage position. One man says "jump." The other won't say "how high," but defiantly asks "why?". What starts off as a battle of wills over who will do the dusting escalates into a war for respect, the upper hand and survival. Who will be standing when the dust settles?
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RE:Disappointing
The acting was mainly dull...especially the one who played the father. They didnt make me care at all about the story, which was sparse to begin with. It started well, then just continuously lost steam as it went on an on. There was no real climax. Very glad I didnt pay to see this
Reviewed by veronica.bailey
on Friday, Jan 2nd, 2009
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If Billy Goda's thriller Dust, now settled at the Westside Theatre, is remembered for anything -- a questionable proposition -- it will be as the play in which Hunter Foster changed his image from cute-sexy musical-comedy leading man with a touch of the goofball about him to an actor with unexpected emotional depth and prowess.
Here, Foster plays Zeke Catchman, an ex-con on a self-destructive rampage, with such gritty finesse that he'll never have to worry about being typecast again. Catchman has been humiliated at his hotel service job by rich and powerful Martin Stone (the always reliable Richard Masur) after refusing to wipe the dust from a vent cover in the hotel gym.
Determined to mak[...]