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Bash - Three Plays is a dark, compact triptych from playwright Neil LaBute, weaving sharp humor with provocative moral questions. Comprising Medea Redux, Iphigenia in Orem, and A Gaggle of Saints, the collection premiered Off-Broadway in 1999 and has since seen multiple revivals in the US and UK. While Bash has not maintained a consistent touring schedule, its impact on contemporary theatre remains noted for daring storytelling and strong character work.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

For fans and first-time theatre-goers alike, Bash offers a compact, thought-provoking evening that showcases LaBute's signature voice. We’ve got you covered with reliable sourcing for upcoming opportunities where Bash productions may appear, along with background on the playwright and pivotal productions in New York and London.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

Biography highlights and production history help place Bash in the broader context of modern American theatre. While there is no current Bash tour or definitive complete discography (the work is theatrical rather than musical), fans can follow related theatrical news through the venues that have staged Bash and through Neil LaBute’s public projects. If you’re looking to secure tickets when Bash returns to the stage, we’re here to help with easy, no-fuss access to seats as soon as new dates are announced.

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Notes: Official Bash-branded social channels do not exist; updates typically come from Neil LaBute’s public-facing projects and presenting theatres. For reliable information and direct updates, consider following the playwright and venues that have hosted Bash, plus checking upcoming theatre announcements in the city and nearby markets.

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Quick Facts About Bash - Three Plays

  • Bash: Latter-Day Plays is a collection of three dark one-act plays by Neil LaBute: Medea Redux, Iphigenia in Orem, and A Gaggle of Saints.
  • Premiere: Off-Broadway debut at the Douglas Fairbanks Theatre in New York City, June 24, 1999, directed by Joe Mantello; original cast included Ron Eldard, Calista Flockhart, and Paul Rudd.
  • West End premiere: Trafalgar Studios 2 in London, January 10, 2007; revival at Trafalgar Studios 2 on May 13, 2014.
  • The show has had multiple productions in the US and UK but is not currently active on tour.
  • There is no complete discography or singles for Bash, as it is a theatrical work, not a music release.
  • 2025 tour: None announced; Bash productions historically ran 1999–2014 with subsequent revivals, but no ongoing tour is listed.

Biography highlights and production history help place Bash in the broader context of modern American theatre. While there is no current Bash tour or definitive complete discography (the work is theatrical rather than musical), fans can follow related theatrical news through the venues that have staged Bash and through Neil LaBute’s public projects. If you’re looking to secure tickets when Bash returns to the stage, we’re here to help with easy, no-fuss access to seats as soon as new dates are announced.

Notes: Official Bash-branded social channels do not exist; updates typically come from Neil LaBute’s public-facing projects and presenting theatres. For reliable information and direct updates, consider following the playwright and venues that have hosted Bash, plus checking upcoming theatre announcements in the city and nearby markets.

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