Mnemonic
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 28, 2001
Closed May 24, 2001
Opened Mar 28, 2001
Closed May 24, 2001
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The internationally renowned Theatre de Complicite returns to New York with the award-winning production of Mnemonic. Winner of the 1999 London Drama Critics Award for Best Play, the show is an exploration of memory, telling parallel, and seemingly unconnected stories: the brouhaha surrounding the discovery of an unidentified body in the Italian-Austrian Alps; and a woman's quest through Eastern Europe in search of the father she never knew.
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"We need stories," Virgil explains long distance to his girlfriend, Alice, in Mnemonic. The truth is, we probably do, or why else would we spend so much time compulsively constructing them? But even if we didn't, the riveting, intertwined stories told in intelligent word and graphic image by the seven-member Theatre de Complicite troupe in this mesmerizing piece would seem absolutely necessary.
How engaging is the work, which was conceived and directed by the brilliant and increasingly indispensable Simon McBurney and devised by his canny company? Here's
how much: During the intermissionless two-hour performance I attended, there wasn't one cough from the audience. This may not sound[...]