Reasons to Be Pretty, a play by Neil LaBute at the Lucille Lortel Theatre. Starring Alison Pill, Piper Perabo, Pablo Schreiber and Thomas Sadoski, directed by Terry Kinney. The third play in a trilogy that began with "The Shape of Things" and "Fat Pig," "Reasons to Be Pretty" is a superb meditation on what it means to be beautiful, to be faithful, to love, and above all, to grow and mature. Crackling with vintage LaBute dialog and pacing, "Reasons to Be Pretty" is tremendous entertainment, and is brilliantly played by a quartet led by the versatile young dynamo Pablo Schreiber (whose range is once again demonstrated); the fearless Alison Pill whose coiled fury unwinds with moving tenderness and warmth in perhaps her most complete performance; beautiful Piper Perabo in a spectacular stage debut; and Thomas Sadoski as the moving protagonist who painfully grows up at last. This is one of the finest works of perhaps the most facile scribe in the business. Despite the miserable weather outside, and a grueling and never ending commute, we were thrilled by "Reasons to be Pretty." A