The Language of Trees
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Opened Oct 29, 2008
Closed Dec 14, 2008
Opened Oct 29, 2008
Closed Dec 14, 2008
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Roundabout Theatre Company presents The Language of Trees, by Steven Levenson, directed by Alex Timbers.
When an American translator is sent into a U.S. war zone in the Middle East, a friendly neighbor volunteers to help out his wife and young son. As events abroad spiral out of control, the lives of all the characters are turned upside down. The Language of Trees is about the fragility of language, the ecology of war and the meaning of neighborliness in an age of terror.
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The war in Iraq hits home for the family of an American translator in Steven Levenson's uneven new play The Language of Trees, sensitively directed by Alex Timbers, at the Roundabout Theatre Company's Black Box Theatre.
This promising work concerns Denton (Michael Hayden), a translator, working for a private company in Iraq, much to the consternation of his wife Loretta (Natalie Gold). She has recently lost her job and finds herself barely able to take care of herself and her seven-year-old son Eben (played by youthful-looking adult actor Gio Perez). Their neighbor Kay (Maggie Burke) helps them out, but they begin to resent her interference in their lives. Meanwhile, Denton's precarious po[...]