A Devil Inside by David Lindsay-Abaire

April 8 - May 1, 2005
Loading Dock Theater

A comic and twisted journey of obsession and revenge set in New York's Lower East Side, this frantic dark comedy satirizes elements of 19th century Russian novels, complete with seizures, hallucinations, a flooding city, nightmares, train wrecks and suicide, all wrapped around a murder mystery with a Rube Goldberg-like plot.

Cast:
Ryan Parker Knox
Karen Weise-Thompson

Staff:
Directed by Matt Sciple

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Reviews:
'Devil' demented in a nice way - April 10, 2005
by Renee Valois
Special to the St. Paul Pioneer Press
If Lucifer ever penned a play, it probably would be very like A Devil Inside, at Gremlin Theatre. It'd be hard to find a darker, more fiendishly funny production. David Lindsay-Abaire's script is so demented he must work from an asylum, and director Matt Sciple has shaped the madness into something that glows in an attractively disturbing way... [More]

Murder at its most ridiculous - April 20, 2005
by Christy DeSmith
Special to the Minneapolis Star Tribune
The Loading Dock Theater has never looked so good -- a shocker considering that the stage is spewing garbage. Gremlin Theatre is responsible for the festive papering; it's the perfect trash heap from which to launch A Devil Inside, a sidesplitting, smart and brutally absurd whodunit... [More]

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