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  The Night Alive at Jungle Theatre

The Night Alive

Jungle Theatre
2951 Lyndale Ave South Minneapolis

With McPherson's inimitable warmth, style and craft, this compelling new drama-by turns funny and frightening-searches for humanity in the most unlikely of situations. Tommy (Stephen Yoakam) is just getting by, renting a run-down room in his Uncle Maurice's (Martin Ruben) ramshackle Dublin house, dodging his estranged family and plotting a parade of get-rich-quick schemes with his buddy, Doc (Patrick Bailey). Then one day, Tommy defends a destitute woman (Sara Richardson) from a violent attack by her boyfriend (Tyson Forbes) and a fragile glimmer of hope appears.

Thru - Dec 20, 2015

Tuesdays: 7:30pm
Wednesdays: 7:30pm
Thursdays: 7:30pm
Fridays: 8:00pm
Saturdays: 8:00pm
Sundays: 2:00pm & 7:30pm



Price: $28-$48

Box Office: 612-822 7063

www.jungletheater.com



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  The Night Alive Reviews

Twin Cities Pioneer Press - Recommended

"...Director/set designer Joel Sass deftly balances the elements of the play and his set is a marvel of gorgeous detail (weirdly, after "Annapurna," it's his second-in-a-row Jungle set that includes both a trashed-up main room and an on-stage bathroom). There's not much he can do with what is beginning to seem like McPherson's borderline misogyny -- for him, women are unknowable waifs, meant to be saviors or saved -- but he and Richardson give Aimee vividness and complexity, particularly in the bold choice of her wounded physicality, which suggests someone who knows she needs to save herself even if she isn't sure how."
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Chris Hewitt


How Was The Show - Recommended

"...Director Joel Sass may play up the laughs a bit-the production may not be as dark as others might interpret it-but it absolutely works. In fact, the funnier it gets, the more poignant the tears. This is not your traditional holiday show; it's much better. Yes, you should go."
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Janet Preus



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