Drawn and Quartered
Opening Night: June 7, 2011
Closing: June 26, 2011
Theater: Intar Theatre
Drawn and Quartered is about the explosive reunion of a couple: Ana and Michael were together for four years – until the night of the big fight, when Michael left without coming back to get his stuff. After no contact for six months, Ana decides to sell the studio apartment they once shared, and on hearing Michael’s down and out, hires him to do it. She leaves him instructions and upon her return two days later, finds he’s thrown much more than paint on those banged up walls. What ensues is the volcanic grapple of two people – angry, impassioned, lacerated, and still very much in… something. A story about torture, pain, paint, and love, all to the beat of a live conga.
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June 16, 2011
A critic recently strolled through a drizzle to a theater on a remote stretch of West 52nd Street, the home of Intar, the Latin company. Accessible via a dilapidated elevator, the room was a mere 59-seater. Translucent tarpaulins served as curtains.
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