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Arts & Culture
10:35 am
Fri November 9, 2012
The Shape of Things by Neil LaBute at The Albany Civic Theater
By Joe Donahue
Neil LaBute’s play, The Shape of Things, is a modern retelling of the fall of man.
After a chance meeting in a museum, Evelyn, a sexy, aggressive artist, and Adam, a shy, insecure student, become embroiled in an intense affair. Before long, Adam, under Evelyn's steady influence, goes to unimaginable lengths to improve his appearance and character. His metamorphosis both impresses and perplexes his friends.
This weekend and next, Albany Civic Theater presents The Shape of Things, directed by Aaron Holbritter and starring Ian LaChance as Adam. They join us for this interview.
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