Detroit
by Lisa D'amour

"Sly, timely and neatly surprising…very much an of-the-moment American play…D'Amour perfectly captures a certain pervasive lifestyle of today: atomized, mediated, ersatz and culturally leveled…cascading, hilarious monologues and minutely calibrated chitchat.“ —Time Out New York. ”A sharp X-ray of the embattled American psyche as well as a smart, tart critique of the country’s fraying social fabric, Ms. D'Amour’s dark comedy is as rich and addictively satisfying as a five-layer dip served up with a brimming bowl of tortilla chips.“ —The New York Times. ”Totally nails the great, deep malaise of middle-class suburbia, with a sustained energy and a wicked eye for telling details…funny as hell.“ —New York Post. ”A tense, terrific, funny new play.“ —New York Observer. ”Savvy, frequently poetic, and ultimately bittersweet…"

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