Ana Reeder News

Charles Busch's 'The Lady in Question' opened on August 17 at the Bay Street Theatre.

Barrett Foa, Richard Kind, Perry Ojeda, Candy Buckley and Ana Reeder join the previously announced Charles Busch, Julie Halston, Matt McGrath and Larry King for Busch's The Lady in Question, which plays the Bay Street Theatre in Long Island later this month

Manhattan Theatre Club (Lynne Meadow, artistic director; Barry Grove, executive producer) is pleased to announce full casting for the American premiere of Simon Mendes da Costa's LOSING LOUIE at the Biltmore Theatre. Previews for LOSING LOUIE begin Thursday, September 21 for a Thursday, October 12 opening.

MANHATTAN THEATRE CLUB (Lynne Meadow, Artistic Director; Barry Grove, Executive Producer) is pleased to announce upcoming productions for its 2006-2007 season, including two shows on Broadway at the Biltmore Theatre (261 West 47th Street) and four productions at MTC's Off-Broadway theatres at Stage I and Stage II at New York City Center (131 West 55th Street). A third Biltmore production will be announced at a later date.

Lawrence J. Sacharow, director of the theatre program at Fordham College at Lincoln Center, and Obie Award-winning director of Len Jenkin's 'Five of Us,' died Monday, August 14, at New York Hospital, of complications from leukemia. He was 68.

Glen Berger's dark, yet whimsical fairy-tale comedy is an enjoyable tale full of quirky charm

Glen Berger's The Wooden Breeks, starring Veanne Cox and others, will open off-Broadawy on February 21st

MCC THEATER today announced that the New York premiere of The Wooden Breeks by Glen Berger, directed by Trip Cullman, will now open one week later on Tuesday, February 21, 7pm at the Lucille Lortel (121 Christopher Street) in order to implement further artistic changes.

The Wooden Breeks, written by Glen Berger and starring Veanne Cox and others, will begin previews on February 2nd

Veanne Cox, Ana Reeder, Adam Rothenberg and T. Ryder Smith will star in MCC's The Wooden Breeks in a limited run form February 2nd through March 11th

Sometimes, a great actor-or even a great group of actors-can't revive a lifeless script. Even with the help of clever staging, unique lighting, original music, and a simple but effective set, the script just drags everything down and screams to be rewritten with each passing scene. This scenario is unfortunately the case with Stephen Belber's Carol Mulroney...

The Manhattan Theatre Club is the recipient of three Artios Award nominations, for its casting of Doubt, Reckless and Sight Unseen