EXTENDED THRU JULY 11TH!

ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST

The first New York City revival in decades!

Written by Lillian Hellman
Directed by Dan Wackerman

Or call 212.352.3101

Tickets: $25.00 until July 3rd.
Tickets $45.00 from July 7th through July 11th.

Wednesdays - Saturdays at 8pm,
Plus the following matinee dates:
Wednesday, July 7th at 2 PM
Saturday, July 10th at 2 PM
Sunday, July 11th at 3pm

Theatre at St. Clement's
423 West 46th Street
New York, NY 10036
(between 9th & 10th Aves.)


The shocking, rarely-seen “prequel” to The Little Foxes, Another Part of the Forest depicts the early days of the notorious Hubbard family. There’s the father, Marcus, the most-hated man in town; his emotionally crippled wife, Lavinia, who has secrets of her own; their wayward daughter, Regina, and two resentful sons. The eldest son, Benjamin, uncovers a long-buried secret. Threatening to reveal it, he attempts to blackmail his father into signing over the family fortune or face an angry lynch mob.

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ZERO HOUR  

A new play

Written and Performed by Jim Brochu
Directed by Piper Laurie

Or call 212.239.6200

February 23, 2010 - ongoing

D•R•2 Theatre
103 East 15 Street, New York
(east of Union Square)

Set in theatre legend Zero Mostel’s painting studio on West 28th Street, a naïve reporter attempts to interview the famously volatile artist, prompting an explosion of memory, humor, outrage and juicy backstage lore. Mostel is remembered for his comedic genius and his definitive roles, but in the 1950's he was equally known for his place on the infamous Hollywood blacklist. Directed by three time Oscar-nominated film star Piper Laurie.

www.ZEROHOURSHOW.com

ZERO HOUR interview on NPR
THE TALK OF THE TOWN

A new musical comedy review

Book, Music and Lyrics by Ginny Redington & Tom Dawes

Directed by Dan Wackerman
Music Direction by Mark Janas
Choreography by Mercedes Ellington

Now Touring Nationally:

Sweet Briar Theatre
Sweet Briar, Virginia
March 9th, 2010

Eisenmann Center
Richardson, Texas
March 11 - 14, 2010

This musical about the Algonquin Round Table, which played for a year and a half at New York's Algonquin Hotel, tells the story of the famous ten-year lunch among the 1920's wittiest literary stars, including Dorothy Parker, George S. Kaufman, and Edna Ferber. Filled with their legendary word-play, this touching, comic review was hailed "Delightful...Genuinely clever!" by The New Yorker.

www.TALKOFTHETOWNMUSICAL.com

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FOR BOOKINGS CONTACT:
The Brad Simon Organization
Email Brad@bsoinc.com
or call 212.730.2132