The Cascade Falls
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 28, 2007
Closed Sep 1, 2007
Opened Aug 28, 2007
Closed Sep 1, 2007
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Running Time:
1hr. 35min.
1hr. 35min.
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The Cascade Falls follows the story of Peter and Angie, two young city dwellers who first meet at an unusual place: the funeral for their mutual acquaintance, Will. Neither claims to have known the dearly departed very well, but both have come to pay their respects nevertheless, and a perfect relationship is born. But things soon start to become complicated with the sudden arrival of two strangely familiar men who seem to echo certain traits of the recently deceased Will. The past and present begin to blur as Peter and Angie become haunted by secrets they've both been trying to conceal, and it soon becomes apparent that things may not be quite what they had seemed.
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As the lights rise on The Cascade Falls, at the Abingdon Theatre, a man and woman are copulating in a casket. This hilarious scene is the perfect opening for Adam Michael Cohen's darkly comic, 95-minute play, which has been well directed by Ryan Hemphill.
Peter (Lucas Beck) and Angie (Kirsten Scoles) meet at the funeral of their mutual friend, Will (Samuel Whitten). Peter was a friend of the deceased back in their boarding school days, while Angie was a more recent acquaintance. The two hit it off immediately and are soon living together. But as secrets from their pasts begin to emerge, it becomes obvious that both knew Will better than they initially admit -- and carry some amount of guil[...]