
Plays by Stephen Belber
Stephen Belber
When Jon attends the premier of his movie in the Lansing Film Festival, he faces the most important weekend of his young life-but not in ways he expected.
His old pal, Vince, has been stewing for a decade and their high school friend, Amy, is now the assistant district attorney in Lansing.
Edgy humor gives way to fiery confrontation that examines memory and perception.
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Theatre Works full-cast performance featuring: William Mapother, Alison West, Josh Stamberg
"Tape is terrific… Belber has expert fun torturing his characters with the things that never get said, yet the language is uniquely telling and the underlying grief shines through."
— The New Yorker
"Tape is a sordid and beautiful take on human relationships."
— Show Business Weekly
"When it comes to reminding us just why we leave our homes on a cold winter’s night and seek the special joys of a live theatrical performance, playwright Stephen Belber has the big guys beat."
— Wall Street Journal
| Character |
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| Jon Dressed casually but well, with a degree of “hip” thrown in. Wears a V-neck sweater, no T-shirt; retro, perfectly fitting jeans, worn leather jacket, brown leather shoes. |
| Amy Dressed casually, the way a young attorney might be on a Friday night. |
| Vince Beat-up jeans, no shoes, maybe a tank top T-shirt; lovable, self-destructive type. |
Tape is a American mystery play written by Stephen Belber and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (2002).
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