Smudge
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 11, 2010
Closed Feb 7, 2010
Opened Jan 11, 2010
Closed Feb 7, 2010
Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The world premiere of a dark comedy about the changing face of the American family and the limits of love and cheesecake, as a hopeful young couple gives birth to a smudge.
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RE:SMUDGE
to call the play a dark comedy is an understatement of the centuary. The couple has to cope with a child born with multiple deformities. The actors are superb and theatre lovers may enjoy seeing the best acting in the least appealing play.
Reviewed by recenzent
on Monday, Jan 11th, 2010
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What better way is there to mark the age of Jon, Kate, and Octomom than with a play that explores the creepy secrets of childrearing? Look no further than Emmy Award-winner Rachel Axler's dark, serious, and very intelligent comedy, Smudge, now getting its world premiere at The Women's Project.
The work focuses on Colby (Cassie Beck, offering razor-sharp timing) and census-worker Nicholas (the fine Greg Keller), a young couple whose morbid but typically human fears about their baby being born unhealthy are realized beyond their wildest nightmares. In the wake of this horror, Mom turns to hostility and cheesecake, while Dad turns to philosophy and toy carrots. At what point, they ask themse[...]