Sopranos Funaro, Van Zandt & More Star in "Lady Swims Today"

"Sopranos" stars Robert Funaro, Maureen Van Zandt and Suzanne DiDonna lead the cast of H.G. Brown's crime caper, THE LADY SWIMS TODAY, in a special limited engagement at The Richmond Shepard Theatre (309 E. 26th St. at 2nd Ave.), February 7th - 18th, 2007.

Welcome to the Carney Hook Marina Motel, where four low-life criminals are cooking up the heist of a lifetime. It's summer, 1984, and Eddie has the perfect plan to steal two million dollars off a boat in the Chesapeake Bay – now he just needs the perfect crew to pull it off. But when these 'usual suspects' collide with three tough and sultry broads, Eddie's plan gets thrown off course.

The cast of THE LADY SWIMS TODAY includes three "Sopranos" stars: Robert Funaro (Ridley Scott's upcoming film American Gangster, Dread Awakening), Maureen Van Zandt (Danny Aiello's upcoming film Anyone's Son), and Suzanne DiDonna ("Sex and the City"), as well as William Fowle, Gordon Silva, Kelli K. Barnett, and Jack Rodgerson.

Writer/Director H.G. Brown is the author of The Gargoyle, which won the Norman Corwin Prize at San Diego State University and was later produced for television, starring David McCallum; as well as Play Sinatra at the American Theater of Actors. He is the director of the plays Slow Dance On the Killing Ground and The Dock Brief in San Francisco, as well as Stepping Down for WAMU-FM Radio in Washington, D.C.

THE LADY SWIMS TODAY begins performances on Wednesday, February 7th at 8pm at The Richmond Shepard Theatre (309 E. 26th St. at 2nd Ave.), and plays for a limited engagement through Sunday, February 18th only. The performance schedule is Tuesday-Saturday at 8pm, with matinees on Saturday at 1:30pm and Sunday at 2pm.

Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at www.smarttix.com or by calling (212) 868-4444. The running time is 120 minutes with one intermission. More info can be found at www.TheLadySwimsToday.com.

THE LADY SWIMS TODAY is presented by Brown Swan Productions. Costumes are designed by Lori Santoro.

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