With just 10 days left to catch the engrossing performance that Newsday gives 4 stars, DISSONANCE is not to be missed. Written by BBC writer Damian Lanigan, Newsday says, "Lanigan's intelligent, music-lovers drama deserves a shot at a longer New York/London run." This multi-layered and riveting play featuring a gorgeous, young rock star who ruffles the feathers of an already conflicted string quartet, has kicked off Bay Street's 2010 Summer Season with a bang.
"DISSONANCE is a pleasure from beginning to end...if the next two plays in the series are anywhere near as good as this one, East End theatergoers are going to have a great summer," says the East Hampton Star. DISSONANCE continues with performances through June 27th.To celebrate the success of DISSONANCE, Bay Street will be offering a limited number of two-fer tickets from Tuesday, June 22nd through Sunday, June 27th only. Theatergoers can purchase two tickets for the price of one on the day of the performance only starting at 2pm. Tickets must be purchased in person at the box office on the Long Wharf.Bay Street is proud to announce terrific casts for the remaining two Mainstage productions of the season. FIFTH OF JULY, previewing July 6th is one of Lanford Wilson's American classics. The talented cast includes Daniel Deferrari (Thujone, Trouble Tales For Boys And Girls, As Your Like It), Kally Duling (Bus Stop, You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, Little Women), veteran Broadway actress Elizabeth Franz (Broadway's Death of a Salesman, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You, The Piano Teacher), Shane McRae (Take Me Out, Killers And Other Family and Film's "Bad Teacher"), Anson Mount (Film's "Tully" and "City By The Sea", Corpus Christi), Jennifer Mudge (Broadway's The Philanthropist, Dutchman, Bay Street's No Time For Comedy), Kellie Overbey (Broadway's Buried Child and Coast Of Utopia, Betty's Summer Vacation), and David Wilson Barnes (Broadway's The Lieutenant Of Inishmore, Becky Shaw and Film's "You Don't Know Jack). FIFTH OF JULY running July 6th - August 1st is a co-production with the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Massachusetts where it will move following its run at Bay Street.Videos