Blasted at GableStage a Lovely Yet Hard to Watch Elegy for Love

Blasted

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Blasted, presented through March 29 at GableStage at the Biltmore, 2300 Anastasia Ave, Coral Gables. 305-445-1119; click here.

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• Sarah Kane
• Betsy Graver
• Erik Fabregat
• Todd Allen Durkin

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Sarah Kane's controversial Blasted is one of the loveliest and hardest to watch plays you'll ever see, an elegy for love in a world rent by violence and the corruption of power. "I am dying to make love!" cried one character, but he can't — armed and dangerous, all he can do is rape. Todd Allen Durkin turns in a career-high performance, flanked by Betsy Graver and Erik Fabregat, who add shades of soul to a play that was already full of it.