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Relevant, Entertaining, Great acting, Great writing
About the show
The New Natives and FRIGID New York @ Horse Trade present this new dark comedy about almost love, definite loss, and marijuana. More…
In a small town in suburban America, a town in Virginia, a town with no quarry, Gus Steinem is experiencing loss for the very first time. It's been a week since his long estranged high school love, Louie, was found dead and even though he hasn't seen her for years, suddenly she's everywhere.
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Entertaining, Great acting, Great writing, Relevant
April 14th, 2017
See it if You want to be taken back to simpler times where what you thought were huge problems, really weren't.
Don't see it if You hate being entertained by ambitious independent theatre
"Playwright Charly Clive and The New Natives are to be commended for their commitment to exploring individuals who are trapped in lives of quiet desperation.' This is not necessarily the stuff of high drama, however...'Camel' is further weighed down by insufficient dramatic tension and its delibe...
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"Director Michael Bradshaw Flynn has made excellent use of his cast...Where the play falls into trouble is length and pacing. The first act feels unnecessarily padded...In contrast, the play's climax and denouement all seem to happen at once...It never becomes overly problematic, but it is occasi...
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"'Camel' is a wonderful new play written by Charly Clive, directed by Michael Bradshaw Flynn. It is a mysterious yet deeply funny take on friendship, lost love, memory and marijuana...'Camel' is a dark comedy largely because there is a mysterious air of lost love—'Louie,' played with complex opaq...
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