Duchovny Survives Grisly Blood Bath in ‘Break of Noon’: Review
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Screaming sirens and flashing red lights open Neil LaBute’s new play, “The Break of Noon,” cueing us that something terrible has just happened.
Armed with a knife and a machine gun, a recently fired employee has just returned to the office building where he worked and dispatched 37 former colleagues. One survived: The generically named John Smith, played in this off-Broadway world premiere by the anything-but-generic David Duchovny.