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The Displaced Theater Company Presents, with Random Acts of Art:

CLOSER
by Patrick Marber

Tonight at 8PM!!!!

"Love and sex are like politics: it's not what you say that matters, still less  
what you mean, but what you do. Patrick Marber understands this perfectly, and  
in Closer he has written one of the best plays of sexual politics in the language."  
The Sunday Times

Directed by Katie Lindsay '11
Produced by Laura Neill '13

Starring:
Edie Stuart '11
Anise Vance '11
Susan Edwardson '12
Trevor Nibbi '13

The PERIODICALS Room (Baker Library)
November 11th 8PM
November 12th, 7PM
November 13th, 7PM

Mature audiences only.

Lights by Stacey Derosier '12
Costumes by Ellie Hunter '11
Set by Serena Nelson '12
Sound by Laura Neill '13
Props by Olivia Baptista '12
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"In Closer, Patrick Marber has created a brilliant exploration into the brutal  
anatomy of modern romance, where a quartet of strangers meet, fall in love, and  
become caught up in a web of sexual desire and betrayal. Closer is being hailed  
as one of the best new plays of the nineties, and as the London Observer noted,  
it "has wired itself into the cultural vocabulary in a way that few plays have  
ever done." - The Sunday Times

"(A) powerful, darkly funny play about the cosmic collision between the sun of  
love and the comet of desire. (...) The key element in pornography is the absence  
of love. What's new about Closer is that it's a play about love that's fighting  
fiercely not to become pornography -- or a play merely about lust, about appetite."  
- Jack Kroll, Newsweek

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