Call me odd... most disturbing plays?- Page 3

[Wilmingtom]

Call me odd... most disturbing plays?#50

Posted: 3/7/16 at 1:30pm

Going back to 1974, "Find Your Way Home" by John Hopkins.

[Ado Annie D'Ysquith]

Call me odd... most disturbing plays?#51

Posted: 3/7/16 at 2:50pm

Well, I gotta say- that bit someone posted about the boys in Finding Neverland who killed themselves certainly leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Now I'm rethinking everything I thought I knew about THAT story...oof...

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[broadwayindie]

Call me odd... most disturbing plays?#52

Posted: 3/7/16 at 4:33pm

Punk Rock as it was staged by Griffin Theatre... especially the end

[sinister teashop]

Call me odd... most disturbing plays?#53

Posted: 3/7/16 at 11:42pm

Alistair McDowell's Lovecraftian "Pomona". It deserves a US production.

[GreasedLightning]

Call me odd... most disturbing plays?#54

Posted: 3/8/16 at 6:59pm

broadwayindie said: "Punk Rock as it was staged by Griffin Theatre... especially the end

 

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I'd love to hear more about this, as I saw the show done last year at MCC and was completely invested in the story and characters. It blew me away.

[Auggie27]

Call me odd... most disturbing plays?#55

Posted: 3/10/16 at 6:28am

I agree with Stage Door Sally: Has anyone read Ira Levin's "Veronica's Room" lately?  Phew, I was startled, and had forgotten what a freaky and truly disturbing ride it is.  It's simply over the top in terms of reversals and surprises, but what dark surprises they are. Dare I say, in the era of serial killers and American Horror Story (which it reminded me of, oddly), it was ahead of its time. I can't imagine how it landed in 1973 (and it only rant two months, Oct - Dec 29).  The late great Heckart's role is a doozie.   

"I'm a comedian, but in my spare time, things bother me." Garry Shandling

Updated On: 3/10/16 at 06:28 AM