Neil LaBute's play Some Girl(s) turns outrageously funny and deadly serious in this portrait of a young man's journey. The play casts a truthful, hilarious light on a typical young American male as he ...
Buffalo News: Second Generation Theater takes its second swing with LaBute’s ‘Some Girls’
The work of Neil LaBute, the infamously irascible playwright whose work seems explicitly designed to polarize audiences, hasn’t been seen a lot in these parts. But it seems local audiences, or at ...
You might think it difficult to make fear, weakness bulling a career. Writer-director Neil LaBute (In the Company of Men, Nurse Betty) disagrees with you. He's proved it works in film, on stage and ...
Spend a couple of hours reading articles about playwright and movie man Neil LaBute and you'll quickly come to two conclusions: His is a career spent plumbing the blackest chambers of depravity, ...
Neil LaBute’s new thriller, starring Maggie Q, feels stapled together from a pile of threadbare tropes. By Jeannette Catsoulis The writer-director Neil LaBute takes a crack at the post-#MeToo revenge ...
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