Little Black Dress
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Opened May 5, 2011
Closed May 28, 2011
Opened May 5, 2011
Closed May 28, 2011
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Little Black Dress -- a new play by Ronan Noone -- receives its New York premiere, presented by The Exchange - an Off-Broadway theatre company specializing in new work. Ari Edelson directs.
The play is a funny, dark and poignant look at the sacrifices one makes when one leaves behind all that is familiar. It is set in a household in rural Blue River where Amy Beaudreaux lives with her boorish husband, their slacker pot-smoking son and his buddy, a gigolo.
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Exposing the most repugnant underbelly of a dysfunctional American family appears to be Ronan Noone's mission in
Little Black Dress, now at the Theatre at St. Clement's. But despite the bravura with which he may think he's tackling his subject, the walk he ultimately takes is on the ludicrous side.
His four-hander begins with stagnating wife Amy Beaudreaux (Nina Hellman) opening the box in which she hides the five artifacts that keep her sane: a High Society video for its reminder of Grace Kelly's ideal beauty, a photograph of Miami's South Beach, a Rock Hudson bookmark, a silver cross her husband gave her during their courtship, and a picture of what she regards as the perfect Marc[...]