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Justin Campbell, Sunie Pope Join Provincetown's The Common Swallow

By: Sep. 27, 2011
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P+H Productions in association with Provincetown Counter Productions present the World Premiere production of David Caudle's The Common Swallow in Provincetown this September in the newly restored Provincetown Town Hall, 260 Commercial St. Previews begin today, with an official press opening set for September 28.

Performances will continue to October 1. Performance times are Tuesday-Thursday at 7pm, Friday at 8pm and Saturday at 2pm and 8pm. PCP Artistic Director Susan Grilli, will direct a cast that will include the previously announced Annie Golden, Sean Maddox, Angela C. Howell and Ethan Paulini. Joining them are Justin Campbell and Sunie Pope. Tickets will go on sale on September 8 at 10am. Tickets are available by calling 508.413.1000 or by visiting www.counter-productions.org. https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/cal/29915

In The Common Swallow, a big city businesswoman returns to her childhood home in America's heartland. In her attempts to solve her families issues she discovers that you can never fully come back to the past, no matter where or how simply it may have started. Family values, struggles with growth and facing the ever-changing trials of life all root this Midwestern dramatic comedy that reminds us what is most important.

Provincetown will mark the next step, and first official full production, on a journey that will see The Common Swallow open in a commercial New York City run in 2012. The Common Swallow has previously been developed in the Dorothy Strelsin New American Writers Group at Primary Stages and workshopped as part of the HOWL! Festival at 45 Bleecker. It also received a workshop reading in February of 2011 at Cape Rep Theatre as part of the Winter Series. Producers are aiming for a late Winter/early Spring 2012 Broadway bow at a theatre TBA.

 



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