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Ongoing: The Pillow Man, Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, June 14 - July 7 Print E-mail

UPDATE: Deborah Martin's 'First Impression' for the San Antonio Express-News, June 15

UPDATE: Deborah Martin's review for the San Antonio Express-News, June 21

UPDATE: Steven G. Kellman's review for the San Antonio Current, June 20

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presentsThe Pillowman Martin McDonaugh, Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio

The Pillow Man

by Martin McDonaugh

June 14 - July 7

Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.

Woodlawn Theatre, 1920 Fredericksburg Rd., San Antonio, 78201 (click for map)

Tickets $15 - available on-line

"One electric shock of a moment in the first act jolts comfort-food-fed Broadway audiences the way the shower scene in "Psycho" must have slapped moviegoers four decades ago."

Winner of the 2004 Olivier Award (Best New Play), the 2004 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award (Best New Foreign Play) and two Tony Awards, this dark adult fairytale is sure to delight those with a taste for the macabre!

Katurian, a writer of grisly short stories, has been arrested by two detectives, Ariel and Tupolski, because some of his stories resemble recent child murders happening in town. Katurian denies any knowledge of the murders, but the detectives claim that Katurian's mentally challenged brother sitting in the next cell, Michal, has just confessed to committing the murders together...

Two-time Academy Award winning playwright Martin McDonagh has weaved an unforgettable tale that "speaks to fears people mistakenly think they leave behind when they outgrow night lights."

"Overall, those who enjoy tough, smart theatre...will find this production thought-provoking and funny."

This production contains strong language, adult themes and graphic descriptions of violence. Not suitable for children or those who may be easily offended.

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