A Map of Virtue
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 9, 2012
Closed Feb 25, 2012
Opened Feb 9, 2012
Closed Feb 25, 2012
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2hr. 0min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
In this middle-of-the-night horror, a shared obsession leaves a group of friends stranded in the woods. A bird statue serves as your guide through this symmetrical story about the limits of our virtues and what we leave behind.
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It's pretty safe to say there isn't a play like Erin Courtney's one-act A Map of Virtue, currently being presented by 13P at the 4th St Theatre. The reason: the work is narrated by a bird statue.
Thankfully, this statue can talk and is brought to life by the graceful Birgit Huppuch. Dressed in white, she glides through the scenes, observing as she's passed from one owner to the next.
Director Ken Rus Schmoll elicits strong performances not only from Huppuch, but the entire cast, but they are not enough to ground this ambitious but frustrating play. Courtney crafts some wonderfully tense moments and her characters have potential to be compelling, but she traps them in artifice that confou[...]