Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August

By: Jul. 05, 2017
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After a near sell-out just days into its much-anticipated remount, Broken Nose Theatre is pleased to add one additional week of performances for its hit AT THE TABLE, extending through August 5, 2017 at The Den Theatre (Upstairs Main Stage), 1333 N. Milwaukee Ave. in Chicago. Written by Michael Perlman and directed by Spenser Davis, the six-week run features the full original cast. Tickets for all performances are currently available at brokennosetheatre.com. Tickets for all Broken Nose Theatre productions are available on a "pay-what-you-can" basis, allowing patrons to set their own price and ensuring theatre remains economically accessible for all audiences.

The critically acclaimed AT THE TABLE returns after a sold-out run during its Chicago premiere last winter at Berger House Coach House. The production was recently honored with four 2017 Jeff Awards including Best Play, Best Ensemble, Best Director (Spenser Davis) and Best Supporting Actress (Echaka Agba),

AT THE TABLE features the full original cast: Echaka Agba, Benjamin Brownson, Jennifer Cheung, Evan Linder, Adam Soule, Elise Spoerlein, Johnard Washington and David Weiss.

A group of friends head out of the city on their annual weekend retreat. With no social media, no cellphones and no internet allowed, they are left with one thing to do... look up from their screens and talk to each other. And when the liquor starts flowing and the tongues start to loosen, no conversation is uneventful and no topic is off-limits. AT THE TABLE is bold and timely new comedy that explores what happens when a marginalized minority finally speaks up and those with privilege find themselves challenged for the first time. Who is invited to the table for what discussions, and what are we refusing to discuss at all?

Photos by Matthew Freer.

Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August
(left to right) Evan Linder, Jennifer Cheung, Echaka Agba, David Weiss, Elise Spoerlein, Benjamin Brownson and Adam Soule in Broken Nose Theatre’s remount of AT THE TABLE by Michael Perlman, directed by Spenser Davis, at The Den Theatre. Photo by Matthew Freer.

Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August
(left to right) Elise Spoerlein, Johnard Washington and Echaka Agba in Broken Nose Theatre’s remount of AT THE TABLE by Michael Perlman, directed by Spenser Davis, at The Den Theatre. Photo by Matthew Freer.

Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August
(left to right) Benjamin Brownson, David Weiss, Echaka Agba and Elise Spoerlein in Broken Nose Theatre’s remount of AT THE TABLE by Michael Perlman, directed by Spenser Davis, at The Den Theatre. Photo by Matthew Freer.

Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August
(left to right) Adam Soule, Evan Linder and David Weiss in Broken Nose Theatre’s remount of AT THE TABLE by Michael Perlman, directed by Spenser Davis, at The Den Theatre. Photo by Matthew Freer.

Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August
(left to right) Echaka Agba and David Weiss in Broken Nose Theatre’s remount of AT THE TABLE by Michael Perlman, directed by Spenser Davis, at The Den Theatre. Photo by Matthew Freer.

Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August
(left to right) Johnard Washington, Echaka Agba and David Weiss in Broken Nose Theatre’s remount of AT THE TABLE by Michael Perlman, directed by Spenser Davis, at The Den Theatre. Photo by Matthew Freer.

Photo Flash: Broken Nose Theatre's Hit AT THE TABLE Extends Through August
(left to right) Adam Soule, Johnard Washington, Elise Spoerlein, Echaka Agba, David Weiss and Evan Linder in Broken Nose Theatre’s remount of AT THE TABLE by Michael Perlman, directed by Spenser Davis, at The Den Theatre. Photo by Matthew Freer.


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