Naphtali’s (Taylor Trensch) world-famous performance artist mother (Cynthia Nixon) disappeared suddenly seven years ago. And yet, he sees her everywhere: in the faces of friends, coworkers, the guy he’s flirting with. When his mother returns with few answers and a major request, Naphtali is forced to confront what he’s spent years trying to forget. A funny, deeply human mystery of mothers and sons, coming of age, and coming apart. This production marks a return to The New Group for Cynthia Nixon, where she directed Rasheeda Speaking and Steve, and appeared on stage in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, directed by Scott Elliott. This marks a New Group debut for playwright Jordan Seavey and Taylor Trensch.
Cynthia Nixon, an Emmy, Tony, and Grammy Award-winner, brought her extensive talent to the stage in "The Seven Year Disappear," adding to her illustrious career that includes notable performances in "Sex and the City" and "The Real Thing." more...
Taylor Trensch, known for his roles in Broadway hits like Dear Evan Hansen and Hello, Dolly!, was a standout in The Seven Year Disappear, bringing his extensive stage experience to the production. more...
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