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    The Duck Variations and Sexual Perversity in Chicago

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    Presented by American Repertory Theater at Zero Arrow Theatre

    June 11-June 28, 2009

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    A double bill from David Mamet, dealing with male relationships early and late in life, parables on sex and aging. The Duck Variations presents George and Emil, two elderly friends, sitting on a lakeshore bench watching ducks and telling tales. Their conversation skirts around the issues of friendship and the fear of being alone. Their younger counterparts in Sexual Perversity make feeble attempts at romantic relationships that threaten their own friendship.


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        Zero Arrow Theatre

        2 Arrow St
        Corner of Mass. Ave and Arrow St
        Cambridge, MA 02138

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        Tickets: $25-52

        Info Phone: 617-547-8300

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      • Dates & Times

        Dates:
        June 11-June 28, 2009

        Times:
        Tue-Thu, Sun @ 7:30pm; Fri & Sat @ 8:00pm; Sat & Sun @ 2pm.

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        • Event Name: The Duck Variations and Sexual Perversity in Chicago
          "good entertainment"
          Comment posted by: judy morgan from cambridge, Jun 29, 2009

          I really enjoyed Duck. Great humor and truths. Sexual perversity was well acted, but not my taste. Thought the theatre in the round worked well for the space. Loved the cabaret seating.

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        • Event Name: The Duck Variations and Sexual Perversity in Chicago
          "good entertainment"
          Comment posted by: judy morgan from cambridge, Jun 29, 2009

          I really enjoyed Duck. Great humor and truths. Sexual perversity was well acted, but not my taste. Thought the theatre in the round worked well for the space. Loved the cabaret seating.

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