WRECKS by Neil LaBute
Featuring Kurt Zische
“My wife’s dead, have a bit of respect.”
From Neil LaBute, the reigning Bad Boy of the American theater, comes a mischievous monologue about a grieving widower and the wife he’s just lost. Edward Carr circles through the facts and memories of his blissful but complicated marriage as he zeroes in on a surprising truth. Typically unsentimental yet unexpectedly romantic, Wrecks is love, LaBute style, balancing deep affection and moral dilemmas in shocking fashion.
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Featuring Kurt Zische
“My wife’s dead, have a bit of respect.”
From Neil LaBute, the reigning Bad Boy of the American theater, comes a mischievous monologue about a grieving widower and the wife he’s just lost. Edward Carr circles through the facts and memories of his blissful but complicated marriage as he zeroes in on a surprising truth. Typically unsentimental yet unexpectedly romantic, Wrecks is love, LaBute style, balancing deep affection and moral dilemmas in shocking fashion.
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