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Descripción Softcover. Condición: New. Any shrewd chap who finds his artist girlfriend has a video-camera in the bedroom to film the cut and thrust of their sexual action might well fear he was destined to end up as her artistic fodder. But in THE SHAPE OF THINGS, Neil LaButes absolutely chilling report from the sex wars frontline, where stratagems for sexual humiliations are planned, Adam, the shy chap concerned, takes the video-camera, so to speak, lying down. LaBute, the remarkable American movie director and playwright whose film IN THE COMPANY OF MEN showed a sexually unappealing woman exploited by two vengeful pretend lovers, now returns to this theme. This time its a man whos the victim of female guile. LaBute meticulously plans that the shocking, climatic revelations should cast dark light upon his apparently average people.Nicholas de Jongh, The Standard [LaBute] continues to probe the fascinating dark side of individualism, whose ultimate evil is an inability to imagine the suffering of others. LaButes great gift is to live in and to chronicle that murky area of not knowing, which mankind spends much of its waking life denying. Where does truth end and fiction begin? Is the fiction more valuable than the truth? Do the results justify the means?John Lahr, The New Yorker What is art? What are you permitted to do in its name? These questions are thrown up by a piece whose intricate layers of treachery are worthy of David Mamet.Paul Taylor, The Independent LaBute is a smart, ambitious writer who, at his best, dares to explore the ambivalence hiding under the weave of our social fabric. He always has a serious intellectual project in mind, and here he aims at no less than the subjectivity of love and the definition of art itself. THE SHAPE OF THINGS is compulsively watchable.Gordon Cox, Newsday LaBute is the most gifted, intelligent and wittily moral American playwright since Wallace Shawn; that is high praise, believe me. And this play marks his theatrical maturity. Its a must see.Michael Coveney, Daily Mail. Nº de ref. del artículo: DADAX088145222X
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