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Four Places

Presented by Merrimack Repertory Theatre at Merrimack Repertory Theatre

October 14-November 7, 2010

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This honest, compassionate and profound drama evokes the most familiar and heartfelt aspects of family relations. Two middle-aged siblings take their mother out to lunch where the conversation turns from routine banter to life-changing revelation. The indelible characters are both marvelously funny and devastatingly human as they lead one another to a place where forgiveness and understanding are tested, but love is still possible.

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    Merrimack Repertory Theatre

    50 East Merrimack St
    Lowell, MA 01852

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    Tickets start at $25. Seniors receive a 10% discount. Student tickets $15. Pay What You Can Night is 10/14 at 7:30pm. Suggested donation is $10.

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    Dates:
    October 14-November 7, 2010

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    Wednesdays - 7:30pm Thursdays - 7:30pm Friday - 8:00pm Saturdays - 4:00pm & 8:00pm Sundays - 2:00pm & 7:00pm Wednesday Matinee - 2:00pm on 10/20 No 4:00pm show on 10/16 No 7:00pm show on 11/7

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    • Event Name: Four Places
      "Plot vs Actors"
      Comment posted by: Dorothy Morrissey from Andover, MA USA, Nov 08, 2010
      

      The plot was timely and the acting was just so-so except for the Mother. Son did a convincing character but I had trouble with the daughter. The stage was set at the restaurant so that two of the... Expand

      The plot was timely and the acting was just so-so except for the Mother. Son did a convincing character but I had trouble with the daughter. The stage was set at the restaurant so that two of the charcters faced and spoke to each other which was difficult for the audience. The daughter's voice was not strong enough (all should have had mikes)and as a result words were missed. The Mother's acting was over the top and most enjoyable plus believable. I just couldn't get into the character of the daughter, as I thought she played a weak part. Other than that, I have always enjoyed the presentations of Merrimack Rep Theater. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Four Places
      "Plot vs Actors"
      Comment posted by: Dorothy Morrissey from Andover, MA USA, Nov 08, 2010
      

      The plot was timely and the acting was just so-so except for the Mother. Son did a convincing character but I had trouble with the daughter. The stage was set at the restaurant so that two of the... Expand

      The plot was timely and the acting was just so-so except for the Mother. Son did a convincing character but I had trouble with the daughter. The stage was set at the restaurant so that two of the charcters faced and spoke to each other which was difficult for the audience. The daughter's voice was not strong enough (all should have had mikes)and as a result words were missed. The Mother's acting was over the top and most enjoyable plus believable. I just couldn't get into the character of the daughter, as I thought she played a weak part. Other than that, I have always enjoyed the presentations of Merrimack Rep Theater. Collapse

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