Evening at the Talk House (Part 3)

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🗓️ 18 April 2018

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Intercepted presents "Evening at the Talk House", an original play by Wallace Shawn. Part 3 of 3. All it takes is complacency to enable the dirty work of an authoritarian regime.

Cast: JANE - Annapurna Sriram; DICK - Wallace Shawn; ROBERT - Matthew Broderick; TED - John Epperson; NELLIE - Jill Eikenberry; TOM - Larry Pine; ANNETTE - Claudia Shear; BILL - Michael Tucker

Based on the original U.S. theatrical production directed by Scott Elliott for the New Group in New York. Written by Wallace Shawn. Directed and produced by Pejk Malinovski. Assistant Director Marie Masters. Original music by John Epperson. Additional music, mixing, and sound design by Bart Warshaw. Executive producers Jeremy Scahill and Leital Molad.

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0:00.0	This is part three, the conclusion of evening at the talkhouse.
0:10.0	Alright, and who wants champagne?
0:16.3	Oh me, me, me, me.
0:17.3	I don't want champagne.
0:18.3	Four of them?
0:19.3	Big cups?
0:20.3	Big, big.
0:21.3	I know, don't...
0:22.3	Fill mine up to the top.
0:23.3	Okay.
0:24.3	Let's pick up for you.
0:25.3	No, I have something better than champagne.
0:28.0	Ooh, what?
0:29.0	Come on over here, Nelly.
0:30.4	Oh, she's gonna sing!
0:32.0	Oh, Nelly.
0:33.2	Oh, yes!
0:34.7	Come on, Nelly.
0:36.3	Nelly, come to the piano, please.
0:39.1	Oh, come on, Nelly.
0:40.8	This is gonna be heaven.
0:53.2	It started out like a song.
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