"Let's Love!" Off Broadway Review
Ethan Coen's latest theatrical venture is a raunchy comedy, starring Aubrey Plaza, which premiered at the Atlantic Theater Company.
Overview
"Let's Love!" is a series of three short sketches about dating and relationships, including picking up strangers, seeking revenge on an ex, and a disastrous first date.
- Picking up strangers at a bar for sex
- Hiring an off-duty cop to beat up an ex-boyfriend
- A terrible first date that turns into true love
The title suggests a forgettable Off Broadway musical from the early 1960s, which is probably Coen's intention.
A lounge singer, played by Nellie McKay, ties the three stories together, addressing the audience and changing costumes between each skit.
Author's summary: Ethan Coen's "Let's Love!" is a filthy sex comedy.
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