Photo Flash! Sneak Peek At Mark Taper Forum's BENT
Get a sneak peek of an edgy new production of BENT!
A brand new photo series featuring the brand new Mark Taper Foum production of BENT currently in previews in Los Angeles is now available to view.
The official description of BENT is as follows: "Martin Sherman's profound love story takes audiences into the deepest, darkest moments of one man's fight to survive gay persecution in 1930s Germany. In the first major U.S. revival since its Broadway premiere in 1979, Moisés Kaufman directs this startling and moving play that illustrates how love can transcend persecution, no matter the cost."
Additionally, the cast for BENT includes Hugo Armstrong ("Waiting for Godot," Taper; "The Behavior of Broadus"), Ray Baker("Torch Song Trilogy," Broadway; "What Lies Beneath," film), Tom Berklund (recent Broadway "A Chorus Line"; tour of "The Normal Heart"), Matthew Carlson, Brionne Davis, Wyatt Fenner, Patrick Heusinger ("Next Fall," Broadway; "Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce," on Bravo), Charlie Hofheimer ("The Lyons" and "On the Waterfront," Broadway), Andy Mientus ("LES MISERABLES," Broadway; "Smash," NBC), Jake Shears (lead singer for Scissor Sisters), Brian Slaten and Jonathan B. Wright.
Set and costume design for BENT are by Beowulf Boritt, lighting by Justin Townsend, sound by Cricket S. Myers, wigs and hair design by Carol F. Doran, fight direction by Steve Rankin, choreography by Ken Roht and casting by Heidi Levitt, CSA. The production stage manager is David S. Franklin.
More information on BENT is available at the official site here.
View the new photos of BENT below.
Photo Credits: Facebook
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