'Irma Vep' Extends at Urban Stages through July 21

By: Jul. 17, 2007
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Due to popular demand, Madcap Productions revival of The Mystery Of Irma Vep, has added four more performances to its sold out run at Urban Stages (359 West 30th Street) -- Wednesday, July 18th, Thursday, July 19th, Friday, July 20th and Saturday, July 21st at 8pm.

The late, great Charles Ludlam's comedy won the Drama Desk and Obie Awards in its initial run in 1984 with its original cast of Charles Ludlam and Everett Quinton
 
"This rollicking spoof of the great horror classics arrives just in time to put some extra sizzle in summer. Journey back with us to the foggy moors of Mandacrest Mansion, the home of Lord Edgar and Lady Enid. In addition to the Lord and Lady and their sinister staff, there are vampires, werewolves and mummies tossed into this turbulent web of mystery and intrigue. The eight suspicious characters are embodied by two courageous actors, in this case Paul Pecorino and Chris Dell'Armo," state press notes. Tony Caselli is the director.

The production runs: Wednesday through Saturday at 8pm.  The running time is 2 hours, and admission is: $18. Tickets are available through SmartTix: 212 868 4444.

Photo by Wilson Models - Chris Dell'Armo and Paul Pecorino



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