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Announcing Third Rail's 2010-2011 Season
The Best Group of Plays We've Ever Picked!
The three plays in Third Rail's 2010-2011 season make up the most exciting single season of voices, of laughs, of ideas, of challenges, of heartaches, of surprises, of terrific theatre-going that we have ever produced. Guarantee yourself seats -- become a subscriber. Remember, as a subscriber you receive 10% off of regular ticket prices, pay no ticketing fees, and can exchange tickets at no cost.
Kiss Me Like You Mean It
by Chris Chibnall
October 8-October 31, 2010
Ruth needs some new options and another beer. Tony needs to shut up and participate. Don needs the upper hand and a curry-flavored condom. Edie needs a little whiskey and a couple of signatures. And they all need more courage than they could ever have imagined. In the American Premiere of this beautiful, joyous, and heartbreaking play, the impossible is possible, the beginning is just the beginning, and “a kiss is still a kiss.”
The Wonderful World of Dissocia
by Anthony Neilson
January 28-February 20, 2011
Lisa Jones has been feeling a bit off. One hour off, in fact; the hour she lost when her flight to London crossed the Greenwich meridian at the exact moment daylight savings time ended. To retrieve her wandering hour, Lisa must take a journey…to Dissocia, where cars fly, bears sing, and the Black Dog King reigns. This wildly inventive, fearlessly smart, and relentlessly surprising play by the author of The Lying Kind will take you places you never expected and will never forget.
Last of the Boys
by Steven Dietz
May 6-May 29, 2011
Ben and Jeeter fought together in Vietnam, but thirty years later the fight continues. In a trailer park on a Superfund site, the buddies are joined by Jeeter’s new girlfriend and her caustic, whiskey-fueled mother for one last hurrah. Fierce, funny, and haunting, this highly theatrical and increasingly relevant play explores the legacy of war and its human cost. Nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, Last of the Boys is mysterious and original, mind-bending and time-blending.
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