
How I Learned to Drive
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Narrated by:
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Glenne Headly
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Randall Arney
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Joy Gregory
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Paul Mercier
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Rondi Reed
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By:
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Paula Vogel
Balmy evenings in rural Maryland are fraught with danger, and seductions can happen anywhere from a river bank to the front seat of a car, where a young self-conscious girl is learning to drive. To Li'l Bit, the radio is the most important part of the car, but the pop music of the 50's can never quite drown out the harrowing images in her mind.
An L.A. Theatre Works full-cast performance featuring Randall Arney, Joy Gregory, Glenne Headly, Paul Mercier and Rondi Reed.
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Trigger warning
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Mature theme presented with the right mix of nuance, humor and seriousness.
Enjoyed the experience
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No matter what they have done or have had done to them, it seems pretty clear that Vogel cares about her characters (even if she can't like them), and that care is conveyed perfectly in the performances of Glenn Headly and Randall Arney. Their turns as Li'l Bit and Uncle Peck are as excruciating as they are moving (and we don't even get to see them onstage; we only get to hear them and project their actions in our mind). L.A. Theatre Works has gifted us myriad plays on audio, and this is one of their finest productions.
It's tough to listen to, it's not really entertaining so much as overwhelming, but it will move you. I just fear it is going to stick with me forever, and that might be a little too much for me to handle.
Not For the Feint of Heart
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Engaging. Provocative. Comical
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Felt sad the adults in the room didn't intervene.
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Too perky for a serious topic
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