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Little Thing, Big Thing

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Irish new play company Fishamble presents a darkly comic thriller about an ex-con and a nun who are chased across Ireland for a roll of film. More…

In Nigeria, a frightened child puts an old roll of film into the hands of Dublin-bound teacher Sister Martha. In Dublin, ex-con Larry, plans his last heist. Meanwhile, Scarab Oil plans to unleash its new clean fuel of the future. As Martha's roll of film attracts the urgent interest of some very powerful and ambitious people, she and Larry take a high octane jump into the brutal world of international energy skullduggery and awaken passions they thought were long behind them.

1h 20m | Already closed | 59E59 Theaters / Theater B (Midtown E)
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Absorbing, Well acted, Clever, Delight, Dizzying
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Absorbing, Clever, Dizzying, Well acted, Dated

See it if you like suspense stories, a la Hitchcock. BTLT is crowded w/characters (played by 2 actors) who have a roll of secret film to deliver.

Don't see it if you want a meaningful, coherent plot. But if you like a wild ride, you'll have fun. And the acting is solid.

Also I'm catching up on old reviews. BTLT was engaging, but the convoluted ... Read more Read less

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Critic Reviews (16)

Laura Collins-Hughes
September 9th, 2015
"This is a cloak-and-dagger comedy with a pure but unsentimental heart and a social conscience that takes the action to some somber places...'Little Thing, Big Thing' seems to be a bit of a shaggy-dog tale. Not so. A play about goodness, guilt and the willingness to get away with anything, it has...
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Pete Hempstead
September 8th, 2015
"O'Kelly packs a lot of convoluted plot (as well as Joycean phraseology) into 80 minutes. By the end, it feels as though loose ends have been tied up quickly not for the story's sake but for the sake of its two actors who seem like they could collapse from exhaustion...Ultimately, 'Little Thing, ...
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David Barbour
September 9th, 2015
"Even as one admires the multitasking actors and the clever, fast-moving narrative, 'Little Thing, Big Thing' too often offers frantic action in place of suspense and emotional involvement...O'Kelly has cooked up quite a yarn, but he hasn't managed to make the resolution of it -- and the fates of...
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Howard Miller
September 8th, 2015
"Between Mr. O’Kelly’s very skillful writing and his and Ms. Fox's terrific performances under Jim Culleton’s direction, 'Little Thing, Big Thing' grabs hold at the start and never lets go, a real treat for anyone who has ever been enthralled by the ability of language and impeccable acting to to...
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Donal O'Kelly: Playwright in Little Thing, Big Thing
Donal O'Kelly
Playwright
Jim Culleton: Director in Little Thing, Big Thing
Jim Culleton
Director
Sorcha Fox: Sister Martha in Little Thing, Big Thing
Sorcha Fox
Sister Martha
Donal O'Kelly: Larry in Little Thing, Big Thing
Donal O'Kelly
Larry
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John Comiskey
Set Designer and Lighting Designer
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Maria Tapper
Costume Designer
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Carl Kennedy
Sound Designer

Nearby food & drinks (4)

Amali (Mediterranean $$-$$$)
Amali (Mediterranean $$-$$$)

3 min walk. Seasonal Greek, Italian, and Mediterranean cuisine with a bright and charming neighborhood feel. Especially beloved for their roasted broccoli.

TripAdvisor Ranking: 4.0 out of 5 stars with 139 reviews
Lavo (Italian $$$$)
Lavo (Italian $$$$)

2 min walk. Swanky, upscale Italian cuisine, with a nightclub on the floor below. Expensive, and reservations are reccomended.

TripAdvisor Ranking: 4.0 out of 5 stars with 724 reviews
Philippe (Chinese $$$$)
Philippe (Chinese $$$$)

3 min walk. Celebrity-chef Philippe Chow’s high-end Chinese restaurant known for its glamorous patrons. The $28 3-course lunch special is a great way to sample their otherwise expensive offerings.

TripAdvisor Ranking: 4.0 out of 5 stars with 176 reviews
Serafina Osteria (Italian $$-$$$)
Serafina Osteria (Italian $$-$$$)

2 min walk. Consistently tasty Northern Italian cuisine served in casual and intimate environs. Try one of their delicious homemade pastas.

TripAdvisor Ranking: 4.0 out of 5 stars with 97 reviews

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