Regrets
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 8, 2012
Closed Apr 29, 2012
Opened Mar 8, 2012
Closed Apr 29, 2012
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Caleb Farley is the youngest man ever to show up at Mrs. Duke's cabins (Tony Award winner Adriane Lenox), a ramshackle retreat in the Nevada desert and one of the few places men can go to secure a quick divorce in 1950s America. Caleb claims he fled his Hollywood home for the same reason as the other men in camp - to shed the lives and wives they've known, and loved, to begin anew. But in an era of heightened fears and political distrust, accusations that Caleb is hiding more than just a broken heart test each man's loyalty - to country and to one another. This fascinating new drama is an uncommon tale of friendship, loss and finding the courage of one's convictions.
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High school student Ansel Elgort makes an impressive professional acting debut in the Manhattan Theatre Club production of Regrets, a new play by Matt Charman, now at New York City Center Stage I under the finely tuned direction of Carolyn Cantor.
Elgort portrays the central role of 18-year-old Caleb Farley, who has come to a so-called "divorce ranch" in Nevada, where men wait out the time establishing a six-week residency before being able to get a quick divorce. The year is 1954, and the social and political climate of the era informs much of the plot and character interactions.
The ranch is run by Mrs. Duke (Adriane Lenox), an African-American woman who has worked hard to gain respect,[...]