'Frankenstein' at 37 Arts Closes Off-Bway on 12/9

Frankenstein, the off-Broadway musical adapted from Mary Shelley's novel, will play its final performance on Sunday, December 9 at 3PM after 70 performances (including 25 previews).

In the weeks following the final performance, the company of Frankenstein will go in to the recording studio to lay down tracks for an original cast recording to be released in early 2008.  The producers will announce the recording label shortly.

Frankenstein stars Tony Award nominee Hunter Foster as Victor Frankenstein, Christiane Noll as Elizabeth and Steve Blanchard as The Creature. The company also features Jim Stanek as Henry and Mandy Bruno as Justine.

The ensemble includes Becky Barta, Nick Cartell, Casey Erin Clark, Struan Erlenborn, Eric Michael Gillett, Leslie Henstock, Patrick Mellen and Aaron Serotsky. Frankenstein plays at 37 Arts (450 West 37th Street).

"Frankenstein is the story of the rebel scientist who challenges the laws of nature and morality when he breathes life into his inanimate creature. Faced with intolerance and adversity, the scientist's creation rebels against the world around him, ultimately destroying the very man who gave him life," explain press notes.

Presented by Gerald Goehring, Douglas C. Evans, Michael F. Mitri and David S. Stone in association with Barbara & Emery Olcott, Frankenstein features music by Mark Baron, book and lyrics by Jeffrey Jackson, original story adaptation by Gary P. Cohen and direction by Bill Fennelly.    The scenic design is by Kevin Judge; costume design by Emily Pepper; lighting design by Thom Weaver; sound design by Dominic Sack and Carl Casella; and orchestrations by Richard DeRosa and Marc Baron.

Performances are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8PM; Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 3PM.  Tickets are $41.25 - 69.25.   $20.00 student rush tickets are available at all performances 20 minutes prior to curtain with valid student ID.  Tickets are now on sale through TicketMaster.com at 212-307-4100.  Visit www.FrankensteinTheMusical.com.

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