Scott Haze & Emily De Margheriti Star In THE NORTH PLAN By Jason Wells At The Sherry
The Sherry Theater is proud to announce the upcoming production of THE NORTH PLAN by Jason Wells, this coming April.
The production, set to be directed by Cary Norman Haze, will be headlined by the director's brother, Sherry Theater Owner and star of Sony/Marvel's Venom, Scott Haze.
Starring in the role of Tanye Shepke is newcomer Emily De Margheriti, who will make her American Stage Debut. The play also stars Dylan Kenin (Sicario, Hell or High Water), Amy Argyle (Frank & Lola), Jim Freivogel & Shane Vitkovich.
The production runs Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays April 5th to 28th and tickets are on sale now at http://www.thesherry.org.
The Sherry, which is named after Scott and Cary Norman Haze's mother, has been a central component of the NoHo Arts District since its inception in 2006.
The politically charged, female led comedy is being produced in coordination between The Sherry Theater and De Margheriti's production shingle, DEMS Entertainment.
The World Premiere of THE NORTH PLAN was produced by Portland Center Stage, Portland, OR, Chris Coleman, Artistic Director. "The North Plan" was developed by Steppenwolf Theatre Company, through its New Plays Initiative and was presented as part of its First Look Repertory of New Work at Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Chicago, IL; Martha Lavey, Artistic Director, David Hawkanson, Executive Director. The play was subsequently workshopped at JAW: A Playwrights Festival, produced by Portland Center Stage.
"The North Plan" is present by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.
After a ruthless faction seizes power in Washington, Carlton Berg, a bureaucrat for the State Department, runs off with the new regime's top secret enemies list. Unfortunately for Carlton, the chase has come to an end in a police station in the Ozarks town of Lodus.
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