The Oldsmobiles
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 17, 2009
Closed Nov 7, 2009
Opened Oct 17, 2009
Closed Nov 7, 2009
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The Oldsmobiles, a World Premiere one-act by political pundit Roger Rosenblatt will open in early October. Previously, The Flea produced the World Premiere of Rosenblatt's Ashley Montana Goes Ashore in the Caicos... starring Bebe Neuwirth and Jeffrey DeMunn.
Perched on top of the Manhattan Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Oldsmobile, a couple who are aging but not yet old, who are still in great shape contemplate what's left to come and if it is worth living for.
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If Roger Rosenblatt had let The Oldsmobiles, his new play at the Flea Theatre, run any longer than the hour or so it currently whiles away, the great humor and abundant charm that director Jim Simpson and actors Richard Masur and Alice Playten bring to it would have worn dangerously thin.
Masur and Playten are the eponymous Oldsmobiles, who are atop New York City's Manhattan Bridge for a last tete-a-tete before leaping to their deaths. Although there are several exchanges during which they call each other "stupid" and although they each claim they've partnered the wrong person, Rosenblatt makes it obvious they love one another.
By the way, the suicide pact was suggested by Mr. Oldsmobile. [...]