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A Behanding in Spokane Martin McDonagh
Publisher: Dramatists Play Service, Incorporated

The drama's antihero, a curmudgeonly one-handed man named Carmichael, is on a quest to find his missing appendage that had been cut off 37 years prior in Spokane, Washington. If you care about these things — there's plenty in “Behanding.” “A Behanding in Spokane,” through March 23, Clifton Performance Theater, 404 Ludlow Ave., Clifton. Then the NOLA Project's A Behanding in Spokane is FOR YOU! Starting on Broadway this February, Christopher Walken will star in “A Behanding in Spokane,” the world premiere of a new work by Martin McDonagh in which the actor plays Carmichael, a man who is looking for his hand. A Behanding in Spokane is a new play by Martin McDonagh that had it's world premiere in New York in 2010 and is presented by the Hive Theatre Company for it's Utah. Yes, playwright Martin Macdonagh has done it again in "A Behanding in Spokane" with his abstract sense of plot development and his delineated yet idiosyncratic characters. The play's main character is a fan of revenge, handcuffs, and a DIY explosive, consisting of a can of gasoline, a rag, and a candle. A Behanding In Spokane Broadway reviews for the dark comedy A Behanding In Spokane Broadway reviews and articles on the play plus resources for all New York City events. €� It's kind of fun.” They're talking about throwing dismembered hands into a suitcase. The details: A Behanding In Spokane plays the Sumner Theatre until March 19. The problem with Martin McDonaugh's work lies with the overall tone of the piece. At the end of A Behanding in Spokane, one character turns to the other and says, “This should be grisly, but it isn't. Directed by Rick Snyder, Behanding is largely a one-note wonder, all shrill screaming and no emotional conviction. The play's events are beyond unusual. Bert Labonté, Colin Moody, Nicole Da Silva (left to right) in A Behanding In Spokane (Pic: Jeff Busby). The title is not the only odd thing about the Keegan Theater's latest show, A Behanding in Spokane. Summers points out a flaw in this mild critique – it completely overlooks the possibility that A Behanding in Spokane features some profoundly offensive racism. The characters are absolutely bizarre.