The Distance from Here

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The Distance from Here is a darkly comic contemporary play by Neil LaBute that explores the bleak lives and moral disintegration of disaffected American youth in a decaying suburban landscape.

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instanceOf play
theatrical work
author Neil LaBute NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
explores economic and emotional stagnation in suburbia
moral disintegration of American youth
firstProductionCompany The Almeida Theatre NERFINISHED
firstProductionCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
firstProductionLocation London NERFINISHED
firstProductionYear 2002
genre dark comedy
drama
hasCharacter Bob NERFINISHED
Brett NERFINISHED
Carol NERFINISHED
Chelle NERFINISHED
Dan NERFINISHED
Darrell NERFINISHED
Gary NERFINISHED
Jenny NERFINISHED
Monique NERFINISHED
Rich NERFINISHED
Sharon NERFINISHED
Tim NERFINISHED
Young Boy NERFINISHED
Young Girl NERFINISHED
intendedAudience adult
isPartOf Neil LaBute plays
language English
medium stage
notableDirector David Leveaux NERFINISHED
numberOfActs 2
publisher Faber and Faber NERFINISHED
setting American suburbia
decaying suburban landscape
structure full-length play
style naturalistic dialogue
realist
subject disaffected youth
moral disintegration
theme aimlessness of youth
alienation
family dysfunction
moral decay
violence
timePeriodOfSetting contemporary era
tone bleak
darkly comic
writer Neil LaBute NERFINISHED

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Logan Marshall-Green theaterWork The Distance from Here