Photo Flash:' LILIES' Staged Reading at Middle Church
Arnie Burton, the star of the hit Broadway play The 39 Steps, joined The Deconstructive Theatre Project's one-night-only staged reading of Michel Marc Bouchard's play, Lilies, or The Revival of a Romantic Drama. Lilies performed in the historic Sanctuary of Middle Church, built in 1872, in the East Village, on Monday, October 20th.
The cast featured Marcus Neville (The Full Monty, City of Angels), Brian O'Neill (The Corner) Chad Brigockas (Gossip Girl) Colman Domingo (Passing Strange, Well), Andrew Keenan-Bolger (Spelling Bee), Matthew Nasser (La MaMa E.T.C.) and Vince Rimoldi (Camp,The Hillz).
Also included in the cast for the reading was Kevin Curtis, Eric Heusinger, Matt Mager, Jason Michael Miller, and Matthew Skrincosky. The production featured original music by Sonny Paladino and was co-directed & produced by Producing Artistic Director Adam J. Thompson and Ryan J. Davis(White Noise). The play has not been performed in a New York public reading since 1989. Thompson and Davis decided to stage the play in a sight-specific atmosphere, and have partnered with Middle Collegiate Church in light of its commitment to promoting LGBTI rights and battling social injustice.Photo Credit Zach Hyman.

LILIES at Middle Church, East Village NYC

Colman Domingo and Arnie Burton

Matthew Skrincosky, Saum Eskandani, , Matt Mager and Jason Michael Miller

Vince Rimoldi and Colman Domingo

Co-Directors Adam J. Thompson and Ryan J. Davis with Composer Sonny Paladino

Matthew Nasser and Marcus Neville

Chad Brigockas and Brian O'Neill

Saum Eskandani and Matt Mager

Vince Rimoldi, Andrew Keenan-Bolger and Matthew Nasser
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