What Didn't Happen
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Dec 10, 2002
Closed Dec 22, 2002
Opened Dec 10, 2002
Closed Dec 22, 2002
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In turmoil over recent changes in his life, Scott (a writer) leaves his life in California to find respite in the Upstate New York cabin of his first mentor, Dave. Slipping back and forth between the present and the summer when Scott and Dave first met, conflicts over inspiration, integrity, and social consciousness in writing churn up questions about happiness, loyalty, and survival in Christopher Shinn's What Didn't Happen. The play features Chris Noth, Matt McGrath, Steven Skybell, Matt Cowell, Suzanne Cryer, Robert Hogan, and Annalee Jefferies.
Student rush tickets are available for $15, cash only, on the day of the performance.
Opening night on Tuesday, December 10 begins at 7:00pm.
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Christopher Shinn's new play at Playwrights Horizons, , is a probing, sometimes provocative piece that is ultimately frustrating for what it withholds. The 27 year-old Connecticut native's latest work boasts top-notch actors poignantly portraying a group of artists and academics who convene at a country house to escape the city but who end up facing themselves.
Following Shinn's debut in London at age 20 with Four (presented as part of the Royal Court Theatre's young writers program) and a series of high-profile productions of that play and others at Manhattan Theatre Club and at this theater, the temptation now is to expect more mature work from him despite his youth. But the enjoyment [...]