Jump / Cut
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 12, 2006
Closed Feb 26, 2006
Opened Feb 12, 2006
Closed Feb 26, 2006
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Running Time:
2hr. 15min.
(includes 1 intermission)
2hr. 15min.
(includes 1 intermission)
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http://www.womensproject.org
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Playwright Neena Beber's Jump /Cut is the story of an extraordinary friendship among three young adults, Dave and Paul, childhood best friends, and Karen, Paul's new girlfriend. In an attempt to jump start their lives, they decide to make a film together with Dave as the subject. What begins as an innocent endeavor turns into the ultimate reality film with life and death consequences. Leigh Silverman directs.
Added Performances: Tuesday, February 7 @ 8pm; Sunday, February 12 @ 7pm (opening night); Wednesday, February 22 @ 2pm
No Performances: Saturday, February 4 @ 2pm; Sunday, February 12 @ 3pm; Wednesday, February 15 @ 8pm
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A group of twenty-somethings having trouble getting by in the big city walk into a coffee shop. If that narrative ploy sounds familiar, it's because it tends to occur in several plays involving artists trying to find themselves -- and a way to pay their rent. The latest one, Neena Beber's Jump / Cut, follows an aspiring film director named Paul (Thomas Sadoski), who hasn't picked up a camera since graduating college, his girlfriend Karen (Michi Barall), a spunky girl with a literary flair and a love of Dostoyevsky, and his best friend and roommate Dave (Luke Kirby), who suffers from manic depression, lives off his parents' trust fund, and fancies himself a budding James Joyce.
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