The Shape of Things

About This Movie

So, 'The Shape of Things' is a fascinating exploration of relationships through the lens of art—really digs into how creativity can twist personal connections. Adam, the college dude, gets completely wrapped up in Evelyn, this art prodigy who's got her sights set on bigger things. The tone flirts with comedy and drama, but it's Neil LaBute's writing that adds a sharp edge, making you question the authenticity of everything happening. The pacing feels deliberate, almost like you're watching a play unfold, which is fitting since it comes from a theater run. Performances are solid, especially with the chemistry between the leads. It's a unique take on how art influences life, and the practical effects of the characters' decisions linger long after the credits roll.

Theater run at Park Theatre, LondonStreaming on Original OnlineBased on Neil LaBute's Olivier Award nominated play