RECKLESS Stars Monk & Perez on the Joan Hamburg Show 10/20

Debra Monk and Rosie Perez, currently starring in the Manhattan Theatre Club/Second Stage co-production of Craig Lucas' RECKLESS, will be interviewed live on WOR's "The Joan Hamburg Show" tomorrow at starting at 10:30 AM.

RECKLESS is directed by Mark Brokaw and also features Olga Merediz, Michael O'Keefe, Mary-Louise Parker, Thomas Sadoski, and Jeremy Shamos.

It's Christmas Eve, Rachel's (Mary-Louise Parker) son has "fired" her, her husband's put out a contract on her life, and so she's out the window – literally. This bittersweet comedy follows Rachel through a bizarre, fantastic, and sometimes nightmarish journey as she travels across the country, finding "home" with a succession of intimate strangers.

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Tickets ($81 - $26) for RECKLESS are available by calling TeleCharge.com at 212-239-6200 or at www.telecharge.com or at the Biltmore Theatre box office (261 West 47th Street).

BIOGRAPHIES:

Debra Monk (Doctors One Through Six) was last seen on Broadway in Thou Shalt Not. Lincoln Center Theater: Time of the Cuckoo (Obie); Ah, Wilderness!; Ancestral Voices. Broadway: Steel Pier (Tony nomination), Company, Picnic (Tony nomination), Redwood Curtain (Tony Award), Nick and Nora, Prelude to a Kiss and Pump Boys and Dinettes (co-author). Off-Broadway: The Seagull, Death Defying Acts, Three Hotels (also at the Kennedy Center, Helen Hayes Award), Oil City Symphony (co-author, Drama Desk Award) and Assassins, and other plays at Playwrights Horizons and Manhattan Theatre Club. Regional: Seattle Rep, the Old Globe, Yale Rep, Bay Street Theatre and Actors Theatre of Louisville, among others. Film: Center Stage, Devil's Advocate, In & Out, The Substance of Fire, Extreme Measures, The Bridges of Madison County, Jeffrey, Fearless, Prelude to a Kiss, Reckless, Quiz Show, Mrs. Winterbourne, Bed of Roses and For Love or Money. TV: "Nero Wolfe," "Law & Order," "Ellen Foster," "Redwood Curtain," "Women and Wallace" and Katie Sipowicz in "NYPD Blue" (1999 Emmy Award).

Rosie Perez (Pooty/Sue) was last seen on Broadway in the acclaimed revival of Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune. She was nominated for both the Golden Globe and Academy Award for her role in Peter Weir's Fearless. She was last seen starring in Michel Gondry's Human Nature with Tim Robbins and Patricia Arquette, Seth Zvi Rosenfeld's King of the Jungle with John Leguizamo and Penny Marshall's Riding in Cars With Boys with Drew Barrymore. Her previous film credits include Nancy Savoca's The 24 Hour Woman, Dreamworks' animated film The Road to El Dorado, Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing, Night on Earth, White Men Can't Jump, Untamed Heart, It Could Happen to You, A Brother's Kiss and Somebody to Love. Her producing credits include Nancy Savoca's The 24 Hour Woman for the Shooting Gallery and HBO's "Subway Stories" and "Rosie Perez Presents Society's Ride." On stage, Perez starred in Jose Rivera's highly acclaimed References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot at the Joseph Papp Public Theater. Her performance as Gabriella garnered her a Theatre World Award. She most recently starred in Union City, New Jersey, Where Are You? at the Ensemble Theater in New York. Additionally, Rosie performed in Eve Ensler's critically acclaimed The Vagina Monologues in both New York and L.A. as well as in the L.A. Philharmonic's A Midsummer Night's Dream and a staged reading at Alice Tully Hall of Borrowed Light, a series of monologues on the evolution of life behind bars, written by woman inmates. Perez will next star in "POOF!" on PBS.