A new production of Mary Gage's play Evensong will
play a limited engagement at TBG Arts Center (312 West 36th Street).
Directed by Broad Horizons' Artistic Director Lewis Magruder,
performances begin Thursday, August 10 and continue through Sunday,
August 27. Opening night is Friday, August 11.
Presented by Broad Horizons Theatre Company, a New York City-based theatre company
dedicated to the development and presentation of original and
provocative works for the stage, and Jack W. Batman, "Evensong
weaves together the lives of six people who speak for a generation of
Americans, some of whom were born here, others who arrived here with
nothing. These men and women toiled, suffered and survived to help
shape this country. They are our ancestors, and the play celebrates
them for the lives they lived and the wisdom they pass along. Theirs
is the story of America." The cast of Evensong includes Mary Ellen Ashley (Encores' 70, Girls, 70), Arthur French (Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, original Broadway production), Donald Grody (Caroline, or Change), Mikel Sarah Lambert (The Daughter in Law, Off-Broadway), Pat Nesbit (The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Broadway) and Lucille Patton (The Cemetery Club, Broadway).
Tickets are $18 and are available online at
www.TheaterMania.com or by calling 212-352-3101. Tickets may also be
purchased in-person at the box office, 30 minutes before curtain. All performances of Evensong will be followed by a talk-back with the director, playwright and/or members of the company.More information about Broad Horizons Theatre Company is available at www.bhorizons.org.
Arthur French
Mary Ellen Ashley and Pat Nesbit
Mikel Sarah Lambert, Arthur French and Lucille Patton