Knives and Other Sharp Objects
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Apr 12, 2009
Closed Apr 19, 2009
Opened Apr 12, 2009
Closed Apr 19, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Cultures collide in Texas when two Latina sisters are shipped off to live with their more well-heeled family. A poignant story of family, coming of age, and the meaning of home. South Texan writer/actor Raúl Castillo is a member of The Public's inaugural Emerging Writers Group and LAByrinth Theater Company.
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In the opening scene of Raúl Castillo's Knives and Other Sharp Objects, being presented by the LAByrinth Theatre Company at the Public Theater, 14-year-old Beatrice (Noemi del Rio) is about as annoying an adolescent as you could ever encounter. The screed she directs at her elder sister Alex (an emotionally charged Joselin Reyes) -- "I'm so bored," repeated over and over, till the words run together in a furious chant -- is not just the initial proof that Castillo has a working knowledge of teenagers and sibling relationships, but that boredom is the last thing we need fear from this well-acted developmental production under the direction of Felix Solis.
The girls are traveling by b[...]