Triptych
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Opened Oct 7, 2004
Closed Nov 14, 2004
Opened Oct 7, 2004
Closed Nov 14, 2004
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Three Women a wife (Margaret Colin) a mistress, (Ally Sheedy) and a daughter, (Carrie Specksgoor) expose their passions for the same man. In doing so each confronts the ways that love simultaneously entraps and liberates. This captivating drama weaves three stories together to construct the portrait of a man through their eyes. Triptych, a powerful work by the renowned novelist and playwright, Edna O'Brien, explores sex, marriage, and predatory relationships with searing acuity. David Jones directs.
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As Edna O'Brien's novels, short stories, and plays have accumulated until they form a list as long as your arm, her view of love has become increasingly and harshly articulated. She finds love and its consequences to be complex, tangled, wounding, maddening to the brink of lunacy. In Triptych, given its world premiere in San Francisco last year and now unwrapped on this coast, she also presents love and its woes as tedious. O, the angst! The wasted energy! The estrangement between sisters arising from competition over something as trivial as a man.
In Triptych, which could as easily have been called Cryptic, three women involved with the same unseen gentleman (?) called Henry vie for hi[...]