PRODUCTION HISTORY:

2005 - present • 2003 - 2005 • 2000 - 2003 • 1997 - 2000 • 1995 - 1997

The Women of Lockerbie March 18 - May 11, 2003 The Theater at St. Clement's by Deborah Brevoort, directed by Scott Elliott Kathleen Doyle, Judith Ivey, Angela Pietropinto, Larry Pine, Kristen Sieh, Jenny Sterlin, Adam Trese The Women of Lockerbie follows the journey of two parents who travel from New Jersey to the hills of Lockerbie, Scotland, to grieve over their only son, who lost his life on board the Pan Am Flight 103 crash seven years earlier. It is there in Scotland that they meet the women of Lockerbie and discover that they too experienced and suffered from horrible losses as well. "a moving, thoughtful exploration of how grief changes over time. Larry Pine's performance, as an American father, and Jenny Sterlin's, as a Scottish mother, are particularly grounded and powerful." -The New Yorker

		Avenue Q Off-Broadway February 20, 2003 - May 2003 On Broadway July 11, 2003 - Present Music & lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, book by Jeff Whitty, directed by Jason Moore original cast featuring: Jen Barnhart, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Jordan Gelber, Ann Harada, Rick Lyon, John Tartaglia, Natalie Venetia Belcon Avenue Q is a story of an enthusiastic college graduate named Princeton, who comes to New York City with big dreams and hardly any money. "Avenue Q is wildly enjoyable. The seamless integration of music, script, direction and puppetry is thrilling." -Philip Hopkins, TheaterMania Click here to buy tickets to Avenue Q
• WINNER of Three 2004 Tony Awards® • (Best Musical; Best Book of a Musical - Jeff Whitty; Best Score- Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx) • 2004 GLAAD Media Award Winner • (Outstanding NY Theater; Broadway and Off-Broadway) • Winner of 2 Theatre World Awards• (Stephanie D'Abruzzo, John Tartaglia) • Outer Critics Circle Award Winner • (Special Achievement Award of Outstanding Ensemble Performance and Puppet Artistry) • Winner of 2 Lucille Lortel Awards • (Outstanding Musical; Sound Design - Brett Jarvis) • 3 Lucille Lortel Award nominations • (Outstanding Director - Jason Moore; Outstanding Choreographer - Ken Roberson; Outstanding Scenic Design - Anna Louizos) • 5 Drama Desk Award nominations • (Outstanding Musical; Outstanding Actress in a Musical - Stephanie D'Abruzzo; Outstanding Music - Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx; Outstanding Lyrics - Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx; Outstanding Book of a Musical - Jeff Whitty)

Comedians January 3 - February 23, 2003 Samuel Beckett Theatre ,Theatre Row by Trevor Griffiths, directed by Scott Elliott featuring: Max Baker, Ismail Bashey, James Beecher, Gordon Connell, Allan Corduner, Jim Dale, William Duell, Raúl Esparza, Jamie Harris, David Lansbury, David McCallum, Marcus Powell A play about six aspiring stand-up comics during the mid-70's in Manchester, England. "one of the more interesting Off-Broadway offerings available to serious theater goers…the play blends abrasiveness and desperate hopefulness and puts the principles of integrity in comedy --and by extension in life" -Elyse Sommers, Curtain Up
• Drama League Award Winner • (Best Actor - Raul Esparsa) • 2 Lucille Lortel Award nominations • (Outstanding Revival; Outstanding Lead Actor - Jim Dale) • Drama Desk Award nomination • (Outstanding Actor - Jim Dale)

Smelling A Rat May 7 - June 16, 2002 Samuel Beckett Theatre, Theatre Row by Mike Leigh, directed by Scott Elliott featuring: Gillian Foss, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Brían F. O'Byrne, Terence Rigby, Michelle Williams Smelling A Rat takes place in a 1980's London penthouse owned by a working-class guy who got his success in the exterminating business. When he returns home from a vacation, he finds unexpected couplings in his bedroom. "One of the brightest and most stimulating shows to be seen in many a month" -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

Good Thing December 4 - January 13, 2002 The Theatre at St. Clement's by Jessica Goldberg, directed by Jo Bonney featuring: Betsy Aidem, Cara Buono, Alicia Goranson, Hamish Linklater, Chris Messina, John Rothman Set in Albany, New York, Good Thing explores the intertwining stories of a group of disadvantaged young people and a middle-aged professional couple. All hope for luck and success but fate and tragedy stand in their way. Despite their aspirations, drug addiction and circumstance prevent them from succeeding and keep them mired in pain and suffering. "Jessica Goldberg has created a tight, powerful, and richly though-provoking drama here, interweaving the contrasting lives of a young couple about to have a baby and a middle-aged couple coping with marital crises, and linking them together with the earnest machinations of a young woman who is desperate to set everything right. This excellent script has been brought vividly and memorable to the stage by director Jo Bonney for the adventurous New Group, with a cast of six remarkable actors doing some of their finest work as Goldberg's engagingly screwed-up characters." -Martin Denton, The New York Theatre Experience, Inc.

Servicemen March 13 - April 29, 2001 The Theatre at St. Clement's by Evan Smith, directed by Sean Mathias featuring: Olivia Birkelund, Eric Martin Brown, Stephen Polito (Hedda Lettuce), Heather Matarazzo, Anthony Veneziale, William Westenberg The play follows a lonely socialite and a gay, draft escaping playboy exploring the New York City nightlife during the WWII era. "…a delicately etched portrait…" -Newsday

Paradise Island January 16 - February 25, 2001 The Theatre at St. Clement's by Benjie Aerenson, directed by Andy Goldberg featuring: Lynn Cohen, Adrienne Shelly A story of a mother and daughter who spend twenty-four hours together on a vacation in the Bahamas. "Aerenson's characters deftly wage their own highly skilled duel to the death." -Daily Variety

		What the Butler Saw October 31 - December 10, 2000 The Theatre at St. Clement's by Joe Orton, directed by Scott Elliott featuring: Dylan Baker, Max Baker, Lisa Emery, Peter Frechette, Karl Geary, Chloë Sevigny What the Butler Saw is black comedy telling the story of an attempted seduction gone askew, and the lunacy that develops. "Orton's satirical situation comedy is one of the funniest ever written…[a] humorous script, a highly appealing cast…and [an] artfully rendered set" -Next Magazine
• Lucille Lortel Award nomination • (Outstanding Revival)

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