Hiding Behind Comets
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 17, 2005
Closed Apr 17, 2005
Opened Feb 17, 2005
Closed Apr 17, 2005
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
In Hiding Behind Comets, fraternal twins Honey and Troy, who tend their family-owned tavern, share an unusually strong bond. When a menacing stranger walks in and shares bone-chilling tales, it becomes clear that his visit to this small-town dive is not purely coincidental. As their relationship to him, and to each other, are exposed, this suspenseful story spirals into a harrowing and vicious thriller.
David Mogentale directs this play by Brian Dykstra.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
29th Street Rep
212 W 29th St
New York, NY 10001
This 60 seat off-off Broadway theater is a black box located in a commercial building. The company specializes in high-risk plays. A core group of regular actors bring in colleagues depending on the needs of the play it's producing.
212 W 29th St
New York, NY 10001
This 60 seat off-off Broadway theater is a black box located in a commercial building. The company specializes in high-risk plays. A core group of regular actors bring in colleagues depending on the needs of the play it's producing.
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If you belly up to the bar at the 29th Street Rep, you'll learn everything you need to know about the house mandate. I don't mean the bar that Mark Symczak has designed as the setting for Brian Dykstra's Hiding Behind Comets; I mean the lobby bar where, alongside the refreshments, soiled wife-beaters T-shirts featuring the 29th Street Rep logo are sold for 20 bucks a throw. Here also, a hand-written sign blares, "Where Brutal Theater Lives."
The 29th Street Rep palookas ain't just whistlin' "Dixie." Theirs is the place where Tracy Letts' Killer Joe bowed in Manhattan; where blue-collar specimens are often spread on a grimy slide and put under a battered microscope for close examination; wh[...]