Descent: A Darwinian Comedy
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Opened May 4, 2000
Closed May 20, 2000
Opened May 4, 2000
Closed May 20, 2000
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The Stage Door Acting Ensemble of New York presents their inaugural premiere with Tom Patrick's, Descent: A Darwinian Comedy. This is the story of men in their forties who must begin their careers anew in a climate of corporate down-sizing. Today's world of mergers, acquisitions and IPO's helped create Patrick's darkly comic look at the Darwinian implications of his ever-changing climate. The play reveals corporate life as a battle for survival, where ruthless men thrive while the slower members of the herd are left behind.
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"Down-sizing," "re-organizing," and "streamlining" are some of the terms corporate executives use to describe the firing of employees. In Descent (A Darwinian Comedy), playwright Tom Patrick presents the physical and psychological toll of such actions in a way that makes you burst out laughing but also leaves you greatly disturbed. With strong performances and well-crafted dialogue, the play is well worth the emotional upheaval.
Descent, which opens the Stage Door Acting Ensemble of New York's inaugural season, is a dark comedy about two men who must deal first-hand with corporate downsizing. Dan Lindquist (Michael Stebbins) is a soft-spoken, nice guy who has no desire to "play the ga[...]