THE PRIDELUCILLE LORTEL THEATRE
121 Christopher Street
New York, NY 10014
TICKETS:Pricing:$59-$79
Box Office: 212-279-4200
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OFF-BROADWAY SHOW INFORMATION
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE
Tue-Wed at 7pm; Thu-Fri at 8pm; Sat at 2pm & 8pm; Sun at 2pm & 7pmOFFICIAL WEBSITE
www.mcctheater.orgRUNNING TIME
2 hours, including intermissionGENRE
Off-Broadway PlayPERFORMANCE DATES
Performances from January 27, 2010Opening: February 16, 2010
Closing: March 28, 2010
MISCELLANEOUS
Click here for maps, directions, restaurant and hotel recommendations, and more at this venue.SYNOPSIS - ABOUT THE SHOW
Oliver, Philip and Sylvia are caught in a kind of erotic time warp. Their complex love triangle, replete with conflicting loyalties and passions, jumps from 1958 to the present and back in a maelstrom of fantasy, repression and rebellion in this innovative new drama. After taking London by storm last season in an Olivier Award-winning production at the Royal Court, The Pride now makes its American premiere at MCC Theater.
Tony Award-winning director Joe Mantello (Take Me Out, Blackbird) joins playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell (Apologia) to stage this alternately tough and touching look at love. The cast stars Hugh Dancy, Ben Whishaw, Andrea Riseborough, and Adam James.
Tony Award-winning director Joe Mantello (Take Me Out, Blackbird) joins playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell (Apologia) to stage this alternately tough and touching look at love. The cast stars Hugh Dancy, Ben Whishaw, Andrea Riseborough, and Adam James.
OFF-BROADWAY REVIEWS
| The Pride |
| Rated 4 out of 5 stars by 1 Best of Off Broadway users. |
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| Review: Amazing Performances by Michelle R. |
| I LOVED the first act of this play, but the second act didn't hold up as well for me. It ended really abruptly and I just wish there would have been one more scene to tie everything up. That being said, I thought the performances were STUNNING. I've been a fan of Hugh Dancy's for a while now, and I cannot get over him in the last scene of Act 1. He was excellent. I loved Ben Whishaw and Andrea Riseborough too, and Adam James was hilarious. I'd still definitely recommend going, and despite the structure problems, I was still very emotionally engaged with the show. It's stayed with me over the past few days. The themes are very interesting and important. |
| posted on Feb 5, 2010 @ 1:45 PM |
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