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Greg is overheard admitting that his girlfriend Steph is no beauty, but that he wouldn''t change her for the world. She is devastated; he can''t see what he''s done wrong. Meanwhile, Greg''s friend Kent alternates between boasting about how gorgeous his wife Carlyis and chasing after a hot new colleague.

The final part of Neil LaBute''s ''beauty trilogy'' (following The Shape of Things and Fat Pig) about society''s obsession with looks, Reasons to Be Pretty premiered in the UK at the Almeida Theatre, London, in November 2011.

''[The Shape of Things] is LaBute''s thesis on extreme feminine wiles, as well as a disquisition on how far an artist can go in the name of art . . . Like a chiropractor for the soul, LaBute is looking for realignment, listening for the crack.'' Elle

''A heart-warming tale from America''s master misanthrope.'' Independent on Fat Pig

Reasons to Be Pretty

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      Publisher Faber & Faber
      Published 17 November 2011
      ISBN-13 9780571280698
      978-0571280698
      ISBN-10 0571280692
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      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Greg is overheard admitting that his girlfriend Steph is no beauty, but that he wouldn''t change her for the world. She is devastated; he can''t see what he''s done wrong. Meanwhile, Greg''s friend Kent alternates between boasting about how gorgeous his wife Carlyis and chasing after a hot new colleague.

      The final part of Neil LaBute''s ''beauty trilogy'' (following The Shape of Things and Fat Pig) about society''s obsession with looks, Reasons to Be Pretty premiered in the UK at the Almeida Theatre, London, in November 2011.

      ''[The Shape of Things] is LaBute''s thesis on extreme feminine wiles, as well as a disquisition on how far an artist can go in the name of art . . . Like a chiropractor for the soul, LaBute is looking for realignment, listening for the crack.'' Elle

      ''A heart-warming tale from America''s master misanthrope.'' Independent on Fat Pig

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