Boom
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 20, 2008
Closed Apr 13, 2008
Opened Mar 20, 2008
Closed Apr 13, 2008
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In Peter Sinn Nachtreib's Boom, something is about to explode and the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. When Jo answers Jules' casual-encounters ad seeking 'intensely significant coupling', she has no idea what she is in for. Stuck in his makeshift lab-turned-shelter and surrounded by cabinets full of bourbon, a lifetime supply of tampons and only a tank of fish for company, they're in for one hell of a blind date.
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The future of the human race depends upon an extremely mismatched couple in Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's amusing but somewhat clunky new comedy Boom, currently playing Ars Nova. The show's title references a global catastrophe that wipes out everyone except for the one man who anticipated the crisis and the young woman who answered his personal ad for "intensely significant coupling."
Boom's opening scene is extremely funny, introducing the audience to the cute but nerdy marine biologist Jules (Lucas Near-Verbrugghe), and Jo (Megan Ferguson), a perky but cynical journalism student who keeps having mysterious blackouts. As the sole survivors of the cataclysm, they must repopulate the human race. [...]