What Once We Felt
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Nov 9, 2009
Closed Nov 21, 2009
Opened Nov 9, 2009
Closed Nov 21, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Ann Marie Healy's What Once We Felt, presented as part of Lincoln Center Theater's LCT3 initiative at the Duke on 42nd Street, is directed by Ken Rus Schmoll.
Set in a darkening future, the play follows a writer's journey through the political world of publishing, as her novel becomes the last print published novel ever.
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One can readily understand the raw appeal of Ann Marie Healy's new play, What Once We Felt, now at The Duke on 42nd Street as part of Lincoln Center's LCT3 series. After all, her story is jam-packed with lots of eye-catching concepts, themes, and plots, and plays into our society's current interest in science-fiction. Unfortunately, there is so much happening that the play very quickly whirls out of control, and director Ken Rus Schmoll does very little to help keep it in focus.
What Once We Felt begins with a narrator named Violet (Ronette Levenson) who does not appear again in the play until much of the plot has passed. Her importance becomes more a matter of theme than character, underc[...]