Instinct
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 13, 2012
Closed Feb 4, 2012
Opened Jan 13, 2012
Closed Feb 4, 2012
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Running Time:
1hr. 20min.
1hr. 20min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Humans never adapt as quickly as the viruses they battle in Instinct, Matthew Maguire's breathlessly gripping drama about four cohabiting epidemiologists in a race against time. Science gets personal as they fight to contain a potentially devastating outbreak, while trying to keep their relationships from unraveling. Instinct ultimately reveals that nothing is more contagious than human desire.
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Matthew Maguire's
Instinct, now at the Lion Theatre, begins promisingly enough on New Years Eve with two couples, Mara Carracci (Kim Blair) & Daniel Kempe (Jeffrey Withers) and Lydia Markarova (Maggie Bofill) & Fermina Santos (Amirah Vann), celebrating in there respective homes. But the opening scene proves to be deceiving in this muddled play.
As we learn, both couples have been together for many years and appear to still be at the height of their happiness. It's charming, in fact, to see how much joy Mara and Daniel still get from each other's company, and likewise, how Lydia and Fermina reminisce with the same excitement as when they talk of the future. It's as if the rest of the world [...]