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Project Shaw 2010

  • October 25
  • Captain Brassbound's Conversion
  • November 22
  • How He Lied to Her Husband
  • December 20
  • Heartbreak House

Previously in 2010

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Monday, July 19
7pm @THE PLAYERS

MAN AND SUPERMAN

A Comedy (and a Philosophy)
Written by George Bernard Shaw
during 1901 and 1903

Act I: Portland Place. Roebuck Ramsden’s Study.

Act II: Richmond. The Avenue to Mrs. Whitefield’s House.

Act III:
Scene 1: Evening in the Sierra Nevada.

INTERVAL

Act III:
Scene 2: Hell.
Scene 3. Early Morning in the Sierra Nevada.
Act IV: Granada. The Villa Garden.

Time: The Present, 1903

MAN AND SUPERMAN: A comedy of Hellish proportions. Jack Tanner, a confirmed bachelor, is determined to keep clear of Ann’s matrimonial designs on him. He flees across continents and even, in the dream act of DON JUAN IN HELL, to Hades for a chat with the Devil and back again to avoid entrapment. But, finally, her intelligent will is too much for him. This incendiary and rarely produced play will be performed complete, though in a substantially cut three-hour version.

cast

CAST

Roebuck Ramsden (& The Statue)— Mr. Simon Jones
Octavius Robinson— Mr. Josh Grisetti
John Tanner (& Don Juan)— Mr. Michael Cerveris
Ann Whitefield (& Dona Ana)— Ms. Elena Shaddow
Mrs. Whitefield— Ms. Jayne Houdyshell
Miss Ramsden — Ms. Charlotte Moore
Violet Robinson — Ms. Emily Loesser
Henry Straker — Mr. Arnie Burton
Hector Malone— Mr. A.J. Shively
Mendoza (& The Devil) — Mr. Daniel Jenkins
Mr. Malone — Mr. Bill Nolte
Narrator — Mr. David Cote
Musician — Mr. Alexander Sovronsky

 

@THE PLAYERS
16 Gramercy Park South
(20th Street east of Park Av)

Produced and directed by David Staller.

 

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