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Kill Me Like You Mean It
First Preview: Jan 1, 2015
Opening Date: Feb 5, 2015
Closing Date: Mar 1, 2015
Running Time: 01:40
Playing @
Next Door at NYTW / 4th St Theatre
83 East 4th Street, New York City, NY 10003
Three-time Drama Desk-nominee, Stolen Chair, presents Kiran Rikhye's KILL ME LIKE YOU MEAN IT, a "film noir for the stage" that is equal parts Raymond Chandler and David Lynch, a hostile but hilarious world of rapid-fire dialogue, smoking guns, and femmes fatale.
When American Private Detective Ben Farrell gets a call from powerful publisher to find a missing writer, he’s on the case. Turns out the writer isn’t missing at all, but, in his popular pulp serial, Kill Me Like You Mean It, he has been penning Farrell’s cases before Farrell himself has lived them. Farrell grows even more determined to solve this strange mystery when he reads the draft of the next installment: a gritty and eerily specific description of his own murder. As he steps down a rabbit-hole where truth and fiction seem entirely interchangeable, Farrell must figure out whom he can trust and how he can find his killer before his killer kills him.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
THURSDAY thru SUNDAY @ 8 PM
When American Private Detective Ben Farrell gets a call from powerful publisher to find a missing writer, he’s on the case. Turns out the writer isn’t missing at all, but, in his popular pulp serial, Kill Me Like You Mean It, he has been penning Farrell’s cases before Farrell himself has lived them. Farrell grows even more determined to solve this strange mystery when he reads the draft of the next installment: a gritty and eerily specific description of his own murder. As he steps down a rabbit-hole where truth and fiction seem entirely interchangeable, Farrell must figure out whom he can trust and how he can find his killer before his killer kills him.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
THURSDAY thru SUNDAY @ 8 PM
Show Notes: No Intermission
Age Guidance: 16
TDF Tickets Offers:
TDF Member tickets:
Not currently available for this show
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Full-price tickets:
$18.00 - $18.00
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Reviews
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...intriguing...clever...we become fascinated by this whodunnit...under Stancato's shrewd direction, the actors ably perform in noir and absurdist styles, showing much promise in a play that...amuses even as it challenges perceptions..."
---- Andy Propst, Backstage -
...intriguing...clever...we become fascinated by this whodunnit...under Stancato's shrewd direction, the actors ably perform in noir and absurdist styles, showing much promise in a play that...amuses even as it challenges perceptions..."
---- Andy Propst, Backstage -
...intriguing...clever...we become fascinated by this whodunnit...under Stancato's shrewd direction, the actors ably perform in noir and absurdist styles, showing much promise in a play that...amuses even as it challenges perceptions..."
---- Andy Propst, Backstage -
...intriguing...clever...we become fascinated by this whodunnit...under Stancato's shrewd direction, the actors ably perform in noir and absurdist styles, showing much promise in a play that...amuses even as it challenges perceptions..."
---- Andy Propst, Backstage
Accessibility
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Assisted Listening System
Assistive Listening Devices are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis from the box office. An ID or credit card is required to borrow a listening device for the duration of the performance. -
Elevator\Escalator
None available -
Parking
Lafayette Garage - 403 Lafayette Street (b/w 4th Street & Astor Place) -
Passenger Loading Zone
There is a curb cut in front of the theatre. -
Telephone
None on premises -
Visual Assistance
Large print programs are available free of charge at every performance. -
Curb Ramps
There is a curb cut in front of the theatre. -
Water Fountain
None available. -
Wheelchair Info
Due to the building's landmark status, the Fourth Street Theatre is not a wheelchair accessible space. There are 8 stairs leading from the street level to the main floor of the building where the theatre is located.








