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Boys in the Band

$10.95

SKU: 9780573640049 Categories: , ,
Author: Crowley, Mart
Publication Date: 12/03/2010
Publisher: Concord Theatricals
Binding: Paperback
Media: Book
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Description

Drama

Characters: 9 male

Interior Set

This seminal work of the Off-Broadway movement premiered in 1968 and was a long-running hit onstage, later filmed with the original cast. In 2010, the play made a triumphant return to New York City in an highly praised production produced by Drama Desk and Obie Award winning Transport Group.

In his upper eastside Manhattan apartment, Michael is throwing a birthday party for Harold, a self-awoved “32 year-old, pock-marked, Jew fairy,” complete with surprise gift: “Cowboy” a street hustler. As the evening wears on, fueled by drugs and alcohol, bitter, unresolved resentments among the guests come to light when a game of “Truth” goes terribly wrong.

“A play of real substance, one that deserves to be performed not occasionally but regularly.”-The Wall Street Journal

..”.terrifically thoughtful…The Boys in the Band emerges remarkably universal.”-NY1

..”.deliriously delicious…”-Gay City News

“The Boys in the Band… goes from wittily bitchy to heartbreakingly brutal…”-Out Magazine

“Witty, bitchy, revelatory and dazzlingly entertaining…the excoriating wit is still there.”-New York Post

“Humor is still on key in this poignant, sparkling revival of a landmark gay play…the star of the evening is the play itself solidly built, still moving and enormously entertaining.”-New York Daily News

“This is a play that takes the homosexual way of life totally for granted and uses this as a valid basis for human experience…the power of the play is the way in which it remorselessly peels away the pretensions of its characters.”-The New York Times