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| Brian Turner. Photograph: Joel Benjamin |
"A fresh, original, and up-to-the-millennium comedy!"
— Atlanta Journal-Constitution |
"Seinfeld-worthy wisecracks within a fiery fantasy scenario ... a whirlwind of devilish banter!"
— The New Haven Advocate |
"One of the funniest shows of 2003!!"
— TheaterMania.com |
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Boston Premiere! Come along for the ride when Andrew, a grad student, has the ultimate "date from hell"—a torrid romance with a direct descendant of Satan. |
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When he discovers that his boyfriend, the hot, handsome, seemingly perfect Jack, has "666" tattooed on his forehead, Andrew wonders just how much of the devil's advocate he is willing to be.
He finds out in this smart, trendy comedy where even Satan himself learns that relationships are all about sacrifice.
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| Winner of the award for Excellence in Playwriting at the 2003 New York International Fringe Festival! |
| Rated by TheaterMania as one of New York theater's top ten plays for 2003! |
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By Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Directed by David J. Miller |
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Featuring
Alexander Albregts
John Meigs
Brian Turner
Angela Rose
Jeff Zorabedian
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| Presented August 20 through September 11, 2004 at the Boston Center for the Arts. |
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John Meigs
Joel Benjamin photograph |
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