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How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found

H Street Playhouse (1365 H Street, NE Washington, DC 20002)
How-to-disappear
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4.3 by 13 members
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This gut-wrenching dark comedy shines the light on our modern world and the effect technology can have on our sense of identity. It's the story of a young executive who attempts to disappear in order to escape his feelings of guilt and anxiety. We travel with him down a rabbit hole and into a world of holograms, where he visits a seaside fortune teller and is haunted by visions of a pathologist who swears he's already dead on her slab. In a grim landscape that is constantly changing, he -- and the audience-- struggle to discern reality. This compelling look at what makes us who we are in the 21st century won the 38th Arts Council John Whiting Award for New Theatre Writing and the Peter Brook Award.

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The last date listed for How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found was Sunday April 1, 2012 / 2:00pm.

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1365 H Street, NE
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Stellar cast and an amazing, breathtaking performance. The director was loyal to the British playwright, complete with accents, dress, and British slang. I will definitely go to see their next show this year.
Written on Apr 02 2012

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A dark, wry exploration of identity, personality and who controls them. (The individual or the world around him.) You won't leave the theatre humming a merry tune, but you'll be glad you went.
Written on Mar 27 2012

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Smart and clever. A little long / draggy for the message; would have been improved with 30 minutes or so edited out.
Written on Mar 24 2012

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It is fantastic to have earnest theater on H Street. We saw the performance the first week and although the production had a few slight snags, the intensity of the story and the performances made "How to . . " a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Kudos also for the set design!
Written on Mar 19 2012

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More Information About How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found

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http://www.theateralliance.com/how-to-disappear.html

Quotes & Highlights

  • "[The play] raises so many important questions about the nature of life in our hyper-technological, modern world that it’s impossible to avoid personally experiencing the overwhelmingness Charlie faces throughout."  --The Huffington Post
  • "... part expressionistic psychodrama, part dystopian adventure tale..." --Los Angeles Times

Description

By Fin Kennedy
Directed by Colin Hovde

This show is recommended for mature audiences.

About the Ticket Supplier: Theater Alliance

Theater Alliance is a nonprofit professional theater company that focuses on presenting new or rarely produced work geared toward attracting diverse and alternative audiences to the Northeast community. Come and see what the DC Examiner says is "DC's hottest theater company...a pilgrimage to the H Street Playhouse is a must for lovers of great theater."