The Break of Noon by Neil LaBute Reading, Signing, and Discussion October 27, 2010

What if God told you to be a better person but the world wouldn’t allow it? Such is the dilemma facing Joe Smith, a run-of-the-mill, white-collar businessman who survives an office shooting and is subsequently touched by what he believes to be a divine vision. His journey toward personal enlightenment—repenting past greed, lust, and the other deadly sins—is, by turns, tense, hilarious, profane, and heartbreaking.

Neil LaBute is a critically acclaimed playwright, filmmaker, and fiction writer. His most recent works for the stage include Fat Pig, which won the Outer Critics Circle Award for outstanding off-Broadway play, and Reasons to Be Pretty, which received a Tony nomination for best play.

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