Fells Point Corner Theatre Presents REASONS TO BE PRETTY Through 3/6
By: Charlie Piane
reasons to be pretty
by Neil LaBute
Feb 18 - Mar 6
Thur, Fri & Sat at 8pm
Sun at 2pmreasons to be pretty begins with what is probably the most intense, expletive-driven, flesh-searing argument in the fiery LaBute canon, delivered by a very, very angry young woman to her soon-to-be ex-boyfriend. But after this first burst of shouting, Mr. LaBute lowers the volume and asks us to listen carefully to the way people speak in the early 21st century and to acknowledge the reflexive, culturally conditioned cruelty in much of what we say. Greg, the play's hero and the recipient of the initiAl Verbal attack, begins listening with a new set of ears, not only to what everyone else says, but also to what he says. A man who always brings a book with him to work by Poe, Hawthorn or Washington Irving, Greg applies a close reader's interest to the less fluent speech of his friends and begins to realize just how fraught everyday communication is.
stage managed by Michael Spellmanfeaturing:
Bradly Widener as Greg
Holly Gibbs as Steph
Meagan Sawyer as Carly
and, Torberg Tonnessen as Kent$12 Tickets Opening Weekend!Thursday Nights Only $10
Friday & Saturdays: $17
Sunday Matinees: $15Order your tickets at www.fpct.org
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