The Sunday Series Presents Duality And More
Since 1993, Abingdon Theatre Company has developed and produced new plays by American Playwrights exclusively. Our actors, directors, designers, producers and dramaturgs have collaborated with more than 200 playwrights to develop original plays.
Under the artistic direction of Jan Buttram, the company provides a safe home in which playwrights collaborate with other theatre artists and receive audience feedback through the utilization of our four-step development process: First Readings, Staged Readings, and Workout Labs, which culminate in Studio Productions and Mainstage Productions.
Sunday August 14th, 7PM
Duality: A Musical Showcase from Actors Underground
Returning from last year's sold out performance, these young performers now explore the polar opposites of roles and casting giving a new twist to "contrasting pieces" from the current national tours of Spamalot, South Pacific, Cabaret and Avenue Q. Starring Oakley Boycott, Jacob Leonard Smith, Sara Galm, Andrew Mauney, Allegra Leland, Antonio Addeo, Maria Ramirez, Nadya Encarnacio, Graham Bailey, Kendra Payne and Christian Marriner with musical direction by Richard Danley.
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312 W. 36th Street, 1st fl.
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ABINGDON'S FREE FIRST READINGS RETURN!
Monday August 22, 7PMThe Well-Tempered Clavier
A Baroque Farce
by Ron Hirsen
directed by Joe Grafasi
To celebrate the impending visit of his eldest son, the brilliant composer J.S. Bach is writing an unusual new concerto--for four harpsichords! His household is awhirl in frantic anticipation of the grand arrival, as Bach's wife, daughter, sons, maid, apprentices, and other characters dash in and out, repeatedly interrupting the Maestro at work. But where will all the harpsichords come from? And can anyone keep the characters straight? From the writer and director Ron Hirsen and Joe Grafasi who brought you The Frugal Repast produced at Abingdon Theatre Company in 2007.
This event is free to attend. Abingdon Subscribers receive premium reserved seats. For more information about subscriptions please Click Here or contact us at (212) 868-2055.
Abingdon Theatre Arts Complex
312 W. 36th Street, 1st fl.
(btwn 8/9 ave)
www.abingdontheatre.org
