ReGroup Theatre Presents MEN IN WHITE Reading, 9/13

Following their stirring readings of John Howard Lawson's Success Story and The Sifton's '1931-', The Re:Group Theatre Company proudly concludes their summer reading series of "Lost" Group Theatre plays with Sidney Kingsley's medical drama Men in White.  This Pulitzer Prize winning play will be presented one night only, Monday September 13th, 2010 at 7 PM atThe Neighborhood Playhouse Theatre.
 
Featuring the talents of George Bartenieff, Emily Ciotti, Linda Glick, Michael Jefferson, Ben Leasure, Pete McElligot, Kelsey Moore, Allie Mulholland, James Nelson, Dana Panepinto, Ronald Rand, Alexandar Ristov, Lindsay Teed, BranDon Walker & Hardy Winburn.
 
 First presented by The Group Theatre in 1933, Men in White is the forefather to all modern medical dramas. PlayWright Kingsley invites us into the world of St. George's Hospital to show us the sacrifices and struggles between personal and professional lives of the doctors and nurses.  After a very successful run on Broadway, the play was turned into a film starring Clark Gable and Myrna Loy.

THE RE:GROUP THEATRE COMPANY is a non-profit company born to present thought-provoking and relevant theatre that has been neglected. Their motto is "Theatre Rehab." Believing that the audience should leave the theatre differently from when they entered, they will present theatrical experiences with the same vision of The Group Theatre:
"Propaganda for a better life."  
 
Prior to the "Lost" Group plays series was a reading of the new play Labor Days,
directed by Austin Pendleton and featuring Marsha Mason, James Naughton,
Molly Regan and Ally Sheedy.
 

For more information, visit: www.regrouptheatre.org

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