Now That's What I Call A Storm
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Apr 26, 2004
Closed May 22, 2004
Opened Apr 26, 2004
Closed May 22, 2004
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Carolyn Cantor directs Now That's What I Call A Storm, featuring Daniel Ahearn, Guy Boyd, Marylouise Burke, Rebecca Nelson, Ted Schneider, and Daniel Talbott. Presented by The Edge Theater Company.
A blizzard rages outside but it's safe in the Hannaham's living room where the pop is always sugar-free and the beefsteaks are microwaveable. Then the Hannahams discover a terrifying secret: an even greater danger lurks inside the house. Now That's What I Call A Storm is a hilarious and heartbreaking portrayal of four Midwesterners who discover that what was supposed to be the prime of their lives isn't at all what they expected it would be.
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There's a dead body in the garage, strewn over cans of soda pop. Inside, the parents of the deceased are cooking up beefsteaks and spaghetti for their neighbors, who have dropped by on the night of the worst snowstorm in Minnesota history. This is the setup for Ann Marie Healy's quirky but uneven Now That's What I Call a Storm, the latest world premiere production from the enterprising Edge Theater Company.
The dark comedy gets off to a rough start with an opening scene that is neither funny nor dramatically compelling. Nanette (Marylouise Burke) sits wrapped in a shawl while her husband Boots (Daniel Ahearn) makes inane conversation and repeatedly goes out to shovel the walkway. It isn't u[...]