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Photos: RENT Opening Night After Party
By: Walter McBride
The new, off-Broadway production of RENT opened last night Thursday, August 11 at New World Stages. The resurrection of the cult classic, written by Jonathan Larson, is being directed byMichael Greif, who directed the show's original off-Broadway and Broadway productions. The creative team includes choreographer Larry Keigwin, music supervisor Tim Weil, set designerMark Wendland, costume designer Angela Wendt, lighting designer Kevin Adams, sound designerBrian Ronan, and projection designer by Peter Nigrini. Check out our photo coverage of the opening night party below!
The cast of Rent is Annaleigh Ashford (Maureen Johnson), Margot Bingham (Alexi Darling, Roger's Mom, and others), Adam Chanler-Berat (Mark Cohen), Nicholas Christopher (Tom Collins), Arianda Fernandez (Mimi Marquez), Marcus Paul James (Mr. Jefferson, Paul, and others), Tamika Sonuja Lawrence (Mrs. Jefferson, woman with bags), Corbin Reid (Joanne Jefferson), Michael Rodriguez(Angel Schunard), Matt Shingledecker (Roger Davis), Ephraim Sykes (Benjamin Coffin III), Ben Thompson (Christmas caroler, Mr. Grey, The Man, and others), Michael Wartella (Steve, Gordon, Waiter, and others), and Morgan Weed (Mark's Mom and others). Also in the company is Sean Michael Murray, Xavier Cano, and Genny Padilla.
Rent will perform Mondays and Wednesday through Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 7:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2pm, at New World Stages, 340 West 50 Street, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues. Preview prices $65- $85; prices after August 12 are $69.50 - $89.50.
RENT will sell 16 seats via a lottery for each performance at New World Stages (340 West 50th Street). The tickets will be $25, cash only. All tickets include a $1.50 facility fee. Names will be collected in front of the Box Office (outside on 50th Street) from the beginning of the lottery until drawing time. Limit one (1) entry per person, each person may win up to two (2) tickets. Must be present at the time of the drawing to win. Must present valid photo ID to purchase tickets.
Photos by Walter McBride / Retna Ltd.
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Jonathan Larson's Family
Producer Kevin McCollum, Lynette Perry and their daughter
Annaleigh Ashford & Corbin Reid
Annaleigh Ashford & Corbin Reed attending
Kat Nejet & Ben Thompson
Ben Thompson & Adam Chanler-Berat
Ben Thompson & Adam Chanler-Berat
Michael Wartella, Marcus Paul James and Ben Thompson
April Video & Michael Wartella
Nicholas Christopher & Ephraim Sykes
Morgan Weed, Tamika Sonja Lawrence & Margot Bingham
Morgan Weed, Tamika Sonja Lawrence and Margot Bingham
MJ Rodriguez & Arianda Fernandez
MJ Rodriguez & Arianda Fernandez
Matt Shingledecker & Arianda Fernandez
Director: Michael Greif
Director: Michael Greif
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