'True West' at the Gamm

Posted 4/12/19

In suburban California, estranged brothers Austin and Lee reunite unexpectedly in their mother’s home. Austin, a family man and budding screenwriter, is at work on a new script. Lee (played by …

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'True West' at the Gamm

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In suburban California, estranged brothers Austin and Lee reunite unexpectedly in their mother’s home. Austin, a family man and budding screenwriter, is at work on a new script. Lee (played by Anthony Goes, pictured), a drifter with a plan to rob the neighborhood of household appliances, drops in and stays. Soon he is pitching his own idea for a trashy Western to Austin’s Hollywood agent . . . and the battle is on. Challenges are issued, drinks are downed, and the seemingly opposite brothers find they are more alike than they want to admit. Brutal and hilarious, this modern-day Cain and Abel story tackles the absurdity of archetypal America head on.

WHERE: The Gamm Theatre, 1245 Jefferson Blvd., Warwick
WHEN: Through May 5
COST: $44-$60
MORE INFO: 401/723-4266; gammtheatre.org

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