The Secret Narrative of the Phone Book
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 7, 2005
Closed Feb 27, 2005
Opened Feb 7, 2005
Closed Feb 27, 2005
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Horse Trade Theater Group presents The Secret Narrative of the Phone Book, a new play by Gordon Cox, featuring Bill Dawes, Natalie Gold, Brandon Miller and John C. Vennema. Suzanne Agins directs.
The Secret Narrative of the Phone Book is a romantic comedy hijacked by a conspiracy thriller. It follows a sexy freedom fighter's daring plan to corrupt a global media conglomerate by seducing two of its employees at the same time. Its tongue-in-cheek techno-paranoia seriously questions the possibility of a genuine connection between human beings.
There are additional 3pm performances on Sundays, February 20th and 27th, and a 7pm performance on Monday, February 7th.
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Have you ever wondered why the media covers certain story angles while ignoring others? Is it sloppy reporting or the result of some sinister conspiracy? The Secret Narrative of the Phone Book, written by Newsday theater critic Gordon Cox, offers a possible answer. The play combines elements of science fiction and romantic comedy as it tells the story of a young freedom fighter's efforts to topple a multinational conglomerate, referred to as "The Glom," by seducing two of its key employees -- one male, one female. While the writing is often clever, the script contains a few plot holes that make this otherwise enjoyable romp a bit too tough to swallow.
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