Inference and Deduction

Three bar regulars argue over a painting done by the bartender's son. They see themselves, their true selves, in his work.
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Inference and Deduction

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  • Charles Scott Jones:
    28 Sep. 2022
    As a long-time patron of bars and art houses, I’m enamored of this. Outstanding barroom prattle - wisecracks on the surface, with underlying sadness of folks throwing their lives away. The conversation about a painting done by the bartender’s son is superb, fascinating. Drama holds a mirror up to life and when the stage has an abstract painting that the characters imagine themselves in, there’s magic, wonderful depth to Libby Heily’s INFERENCE AND DEDUCTION. With characters so vivid I feel like I know them even as they seem to exist in the painting--Wow, that's something!
  • Shaun Leisher:
    21 Oct. 2019
    Had a good laugh at the end of this play. It's a joke about low class folks interpreting what they assume to be high class art and it's a joke that the playwright wrings for all it's worth in such a short time and makes you consider the ways you look at art yourself.

Production History

  • Community Theater
    ,
    Cary Playwrights Forum
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    2015
  • Community Theater
    ,
    Cary Playwrights Forum
    ,
    2015
  • Community Theater
    ,
    Cary Playwrights Forum
    ,
    2015