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Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Potomac Theatre Project
The Potomac Theatre Project, which brought No End of Blame to New York last summer,
returns this year during the month of July with productions of Sarah
Kane's
Crave (directed by Cheryl Faraone), Neil Bell's Somewhere in the
Pacific (directed by Jim Petosa) and Howard Barker's Scenes
from an Execution (directed by Barker colleague Richard Romagnoli).
Scenes stars Jan Maxwell, late of Broadway's Coram Boy
and Sixteen Wounded, as Galactia. The PTP offers these plays in
repertory from 1 July through 26 July at The Atlantic Stage 2, 330 West
16th Street. Tickets and schedule information available via Ticket Central
(for the double-bill of Crave/Somewhere here, for Scenes from an Execution here).
Posted at 8.47 am in /Openings
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