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Love and Human Remains

In a frozen Canadian city, a group of sexually frustrated thirty somethings, entrenched in the narrow isolation of the age and their respective circumstances, search for any connection they can find. As the characters fumble their way through a brutish gauntlet of sex, violence and murder, a killer stalks the city.

Controversial for it's frank portrayal of sexuality, violence and nudity, Love and Human Remains debuted in 1989 to massive acclaim. A smash with critics and audiences alike, it was named one of the top 10 plays of the year by TIME magazine.

"It's as if "Fatal Attraction" had bumped into the hit television series "Friends," a collision that works far better than you might imagine...an eerie tale of unfulfilled, suspicious young people who have not lost their dark sense of humor"--N.Y.Times.

PLEASE NOTE: This play contains explicit language, adult content, nudity and violence.