Bash April 24, 2007

Neil LaBute's 'Bash' is a modern homage to the trilogies of ancient Greek tragedy, told in first person narrative form. In 'Iphigenia in Orem,' a Utah businessman tells a stranger the story of his infant daughter's sudden and tragic death. In 'A Gaggle of Saints,' a young Mormon couple, students at Boston College, give separate accounts of a weekend spent in New York, concluding with a climactic walk through Central Park. In 'Medea Redux,' a woman tells the story of her complex and fated relationship with her middle school English teacher.