The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 14, 2012
Closed Mar 4, 2012
Opened Feb 14, 2012
Closed Mar 4, 2012
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Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
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After last season's critically acclaimed completely sold-out run of Agent G, the Drama Desk and OBIE Award winning Ma-Yi Theater Company has joined forces with your favorite undead wranglers to complete the play that began just months ago. Along with all the ridiculousness that highlighted the original production, The Unrated Version will also feature a revamped script, new fights, and even a brand new song by Qui Nguyen & Shane Rettig. Come out to see the completed vision of The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G and experience the show the way it was intended with even bigger, bolder, and even more cheer-inducing badassness!
It's been 10 years since Agent G has last been in Vietnam where his family and friends were all viciously slain. He's now come back looking for answers and a good bit of revenge, however forces are at hand trying to stop him as well as the playwright from finishing this brutal task.
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In The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G, which comes to the Beckett Theatre on Theatre Row after a run downtown last spring, playwright Qui Nguyen blends the pop culture aesthetic that has been the hallmark of his work with the Vampire Cowboys Theatre Company with metatheatrics and pungent autobiography. It's a little like James Bond and Jackie Chan meet Luigi Pirandello; this uneasy hybrid both provokes thought and incites gales of laughter.
Fans of the Vampire Cowboys' previous work will not be disappointed by the show's opening, a kind of Rambo-esque sequence (featuring Nguyen's deftly daffy fight choreography) set in the jungles of Vietnam (brought to life by some grand projections th[...]