BEYOND THERAPY to Open at BACCA Arts Center
Julie Lorson directs a cast including Michael Goodwin and Elise Siegel at the Babylon, NY venue.
Modern Classics Theatre Company of Long Island, the professional theatrical company in residence at the Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts (BACCA), has announced its upcoming production of Christopher Durang's hit farcical comedy, Beyond Therapy.
Directed by Julie Lorson, this razor-sharp satire takes a chaotic, laugh-out-loud look at the modern search for love, sanity, and the therapists who make everything delightfully worse.
Bruce and Prudence are deeply into therapy—and deeply in need of a new hobby. Prudence's overly macho therapist is aggressively urging her to be more assertive, while Bruce's spectacularly wacky therapist suggests he place a personal ad to meet women. The catch? She completely glosses over the fact that Bruce lives with his male lover, Bob, who is not thrilled about Bruce's sudden desire to date women.
When Bruce and Prudence finally meet, the result is a hilarious cocktail of nerves, unpredictable romance, and absolute therapeutic chaos.
The cast includes Bruce: Michael Goodwin, Prudence: Elise Siegel, Charlotte: Jenn Rinaldi, Stuart: Alex Rich, Bob: Adam Weinstock, and Andrew: Ben Boccio. Performances will run July 11-26.
Weekly top stories - unsubscribe anytime.
|
Dear Evan Hansen John W. Engeman Theater at Northport (9/12-10/25) |
|
The Dinner Detective Long Island True Crime Mystery Show The Dinner Detective Long Island (12/12-12/12) |
|
Jersey Boys Tilles Center (7/06-7/06) |
|
Leopoldstadt BACCA Arts Center (12/05-1/03) |
|
‘Blotto Fest’ at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (11/08-11/08) |
|
Funny Girl The Gateway (1/22-2/21) |
|
Ray Romano and Rory Rosegarten to be Inducted into LIMEHOF on November 5th Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (11/05-11/05) |
|
Harry Chapin: I Wanna Learn A Love Song The Gateway (3/12-4/04) |
|
The Wedding Singer, the Musical Comedy The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre (7/10-8/01) |
|
Joshua Henry's Get Up Stand Up Tilles Center (4/15-4/15) |