Photo Flash: First Look at Mary-Arrchie's AMERICAN BUFFALO
Mary-Arrchie Theatre Co. closes its 30th and final season with David Mamet's gripping and often hilarious drama AMERICAN BUFFALO, directed by Carlo Lorenzo Garcia, playing now through March 6, 2016 at Angel Island, 735 W. Sheridan Rd. in Chicago. The press opening is Friday, February 5 at 8 pm. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast onstage below!
The cast of the Jeff Award Recommended production includes Richard Cotovsky, Rudy Galvan and Stephen Walker.
You make your own right and wrong. During a single day in an unremarkable junk shop on a nondescript street in Chicago in the mid-'70s, three small-time would-be crooks scramble to pull off a fast heist for easy money. As they plan the unlikely caper, an increasing tension between them tests their friendship and threatens to shatter everything they fight for. Hilarious and appalling, this brute race for a lowlife version of the American dream is brilliantly syncopated by Mamet's rapid-fire two-bit bum's lingo.
The production team for AMERICAN BUFFALO includes: John Holt (scenic design), Sarah Jo White (costume design), Claire Sangster (lighting design), Joe Court (sound design), Little Howlin' Wolf (original music), David Woolley (fight design), Michael J. Sanow (technical director) and Rick Keeley (stage manager).
Tickets are currently available at www.maryarrchie.com, by calling (773) 871-0442or in person at the box office.
Photo Credit: Michael Brosilow
Richard Cotovsky, Stephen Walker and Rudy Galvan
Rudy Galvan and Richard Cotovsky
Richard Cotovsky, Rudy Galvan and Stephen Walker
Richard Cotovsky and Rudy Galvan
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