Getting Into Heaven
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jul 2, 2003
Closed Aug 2, 2003
Opened Jul 2, 2003
Closed Aug 2, 2003
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Acclaimed film, television and theater star, Polly Draper, returns to the stage in this new drama about sex, drugs, rock and roll and the challenges of motherhood. She stars as Cat Venita, a rock star, who struggles to keep her family together in the rough and tumble music world. Getting Into Heaven is the deeply moving story of a modern
family. This world premiere is presented by The Flea.
Draper is most memorably known as a cast member of television's thirtysomething series. Her recent New York City appearances include The Exonorated, The Flea's production of The Guys, the Broadway
production of Closer and Blur at Manhattan Theater Club.
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As a result of last week's landmark Supreme Court decision on gay rights, there's been talk about dignity being conferred upon lesbians and gays. It's a heartening prospect, but dignity isn't necessarily an attribute that's conferred externally, as Polly Draper's Getting Into Heaven illustrates at some length. Of course, there is such a thing as individuals behaving with dignity, but that doesn't much happen where this agitated production is concerned.
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