Neil LaBute Trilogy Makes a Soft Landing with reasons to be pretty by Bob Rendell

reasons to be pretty is not the most theatrical or dramatically lacerating of the Neil LaBute trilogy (with The Shape of Things and Fat Pig) on immature and hurtful behaviors among romantically involved young adult heterosexuals. However, it is the least contrived and most universal (one might say mundane) of the three plays, and it brings the trilogy to a satisfying and intelligent conclusion.

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