Photo Coverage: Keith Carradine Portrait Unveiled at Tony's DiNapoli
By: Peter James Zielinski Dec. 05, 2008
Tony Award nominated actor Keith Carradine (The Will Rogers Follies, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, "Nashville," "Dexter") returned to the New York stage in the New York premiere of Anthony Horowitz's acclaimed thriller, MINDGAME.
On Tuesday December 2nd, 2008, Keith had his own Broadway Wall of Fame portrait unveiled at the popular theater district Italian eatery, Tony DiNapoli's. Tony DiNapoli's is located at 147 43rd Street. The hosts for the evening were radio personality Valerie Smaldone and Tony DiNapoli's General Manager, Bruce Dimpflmaier.
Ken Russell, the celebrated director of the films Tommy, Woman In Love and The Boyfriend, makes his New York stage directorial debut with MINDGAME. MINDGAME is produced by Monica Tidwell, Darren Lee Cole, and Michael Butler.
"When a writer of pulp crime novels gets an interview with a notorious serial killer he believes he has snared the coup of his career. But when he arrives at the asylum, he finds nothing can be trusted, not even his own eyes. Through a series of lies, manipulations and memories, dark secrets are revealed. Why is there a skeleton in the doctor's office? Where did the raw meat in the fridge come from? What is the nurse so afraid of? ...and most importantly, how does one get out?" describes press notes.
After beginning performances on October 28th, MINDGAME officially opened at the SoHo Playhouse (15 Vandam Street) on Sunday, November 9th.
Performances are Tuesday - Sunday at 8PM, with matinees on Sunday at 3PM and Sunday evening at 7PM. Tickets are $64 - $74 and can be purchased 24 hours a day at www.sohoplayhouse.com or by calling The SoHo Theatre box office at (212) 691-1555 between noon and 8:30PM.
Photos by Peter James Zielinski
Keith Carradine with Valerie Smaldone and Bruce Dimpflmaier
Kathleen McNenny, Keith Carradine, and wife Hayley Dumond
Boyd Gaines and Keith Carradine
Hayley Dumond and Keith Carradine
Martha Plimpton and Keith Carradine
Hayley Dumond, Keith Carradine, Martha Plimpton, and Bruce Dimpflmaier
Keith Carradine, Hayley Dumond, and Bruce Dimpflmaier
Keith Carradine portrait unveiling at Tony D'Napoli's
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