Three people, one raft, and the merciless ocean on all sides. Grex Group Theatre produces Eugene O'Neill's rarely done, 100 year old, one-act play, Thirst, just blocks from where Mr. O'Neill was born in New York City. Three passengers from a sunken ocean liner are stranded on a life raft, afloat in the crisp open waters, among the circling sharks as the sun relentlessly beats down. These people are very different, and they are the same. They want to survive. But at what cost? Thirst, Eugene O'Neill's harrowing play, is a not-to-be-missed drama that will force you to think about human nature and the passion we all have inside. Performances are 3pm and 7pm, July 27-28 at Theatre 54 in New York City.
Clayton Guilter, Artistic Director of Grex Group Theatre (Director: Ibsen's Women, Pretentious Young Women) directs the New York company of actors, David Gazzo as "The Gentleman", Jackie Jacobi as "The Dancer", and Quatis Tarkington as "The Sailor". The creative team also includes: Assistant Director: Emily Jackson, Scenic Designer: Tyler M. Perry, Costume Designer: Erin Guiltner, Lighting Designer: Nick Flinn, Dramaturge: Casey Wright. Performances take place at Theatre 54 in New York, NY.
Definition: grex, from Latin, meaning a troupe of actors, literally "flock". - The Grex Group strives to contribute to the art of live theatre through quality productions, giving opportunities to the many highly trained emerging and established theatre artists in New York City, Los Angeles, and beyond. Each project serves as a collaborative experiment for our creative team, and an opportunity for the company members to practice our craft with devotion, freedom and creativity. For more information, visit www.grexgroup.com/thirst.
Tickets are $18 and are available at www.showtix4u.com or at the door.
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