Title and Deed
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Opened May 20, 2012
Closes Jun 17, 2012
Opened May 20, 2012
Closes Jun 17, 2012
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
A nameless traveler from a far off place searches for connection and solace in an unknown country in this funny and sad meditation on mortality, loneliness, innocence, home, family, love, funerals, words, and the world.
Title and Deed is a provocative new work by Pulitzer Prize finalist and Horton Foote Prize winner Will Eno, whom The New York Times called "a Samuel Beckett for the Jon Stewart generation."
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Conor Lovett delivers a marvelously modulated and gently compelling performance in Will Eno's newest play, Title and Deed, at Signature Center. Directed with care and a beautiful eye for detail by Judy Hegarty Lovett, the piece proves to be an always fascinating and surprisingly moving 70 minutes of theater.
Title and Deed imagines a man who has newly arrived in our country as he delivers a kind of confessional about his homeland and his experiences, both as a child and an adult. During the course of the play, he covers everything from the penchant the people in his native land have for celebrating even the most minor events in life ("We, God, back there, we'd throw a parade for anything.[...]