We Are Not These Hands

MET Theatre
1089 N. Oxford Ave. Los Angeles

Two cagey 15 year olds, Moth and Belly, live in the ruins of a dystopian society where filth is abundant and the addiction to consumerism and porn is incessant. But, they have each other – a relationship bound by love, an Internet café, and a slew of inside jokes. If they could only "cross the river," and be in the capitalist society where an ostensible future exists. When they meet Leather, the journey veers in unconceivable directions as a series of humorous events unfold.

Thru - Jun 24, 2017

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"...Director Larry Biederman gets great work from his actors, but unfortunately can't get past the shortcomings of the writing. Sheila Callaghan has written some terrific plays, such as Bed and Everything You Touch, but unfortunately Hands is a misfire. It's talky without being particularly compelling, its setting is vague, and its conclusion is essentially an unsatisfying shrug. Combine this with an almost two hour runtime with no intermission, and the production becomes a bit wearing. The Fringe is meant for experiments, but regrettably, not all experiments are successful."

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- Terry Morgan

We Are Not These Hands at MET Theatre