Photo Flash: Goodman's THE LONG RED ROAD Opening Night
By: Gabrielle Sierra Feb. 26, 2010
Due to high demand for tickets, Goodman Theatre extends its world-premiere production of The Long Red Road, a powerful new play by Brett C. Leonard, directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman, by one week-now running February 13 through March 21, 2010. The cast of six remains intact for the extension week, including London's stage and screen actor Tom Hardy, as well as Marcos Akiaten, Greta Honold, Chris McGarry, Fiona Robert and Katy Sullivan. Hardy appears with the permission of Actors' Equity Association, which the Goodman gratefully acknowledges for its assistance with this production. Support of new work development is provided by Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust.
Added performances of The Long Red Road include:
Tuesday, March 16 at 7:30pm
Wednesday, March 17 at 7:30pm
Thursday, March 18 at 7:30pm
Friday, March 19 at 8pm
Saturday, March 20 at 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, March 21 at 2pm and 7:30pm (closing)
The Native American concept of the "red road"-considered to be both life's right path, and conversely, a path of conflict and turbulence-runs through Brett C. Leonard's The Long Red Road, a provocative new play about how one person's anguish can tear a family apart. Sam (Tom Hardy: Bronson, RocknRolla, upcoming Mad Max 4 - Fury Road) attempts to exorcise his past and drink away his demons on a South Dakota Indian reservation. When his older brother Bob (Chris McGarry: National Tour of Doubt, Salome on Broadway with Al Pacino) appears at his doorstep, Sam must face the devastating, life-altering effects his role in a tragic accident has had on his loved ones-Annie (Chicagoan Greta Honold: The Wild Duck), Sandra (Katy Sullivan: a former Goodman intern) and 13-year-old Tasha (Chicagoan Fiona Robert: High School Musical 2). The Long Red Road contains adult subject matter. For mature audiences only.
Tickets to The Long Red Road are currently on sale at GoodmanTheatre.org, by calling 312.443.3800 or visiting the box office (170 North Dearborn). Mezztix are half-price mezzanine tickets available at 12 noon at the box office, and at 10am online (promo code MEZZTIX) day of performance; Mezztix are not available by telephone. 10Tix are $10 mezzanine tickets for students available at 12 noon at the box office, and at 10am online on the day of performance; 10Tix are not available by telephone. Valid student I.D. must be presented when picking up the tickets. Limit four per student with I.D. All tickets are subject to availability and handling fees apply. Discounted Group Tickets for 10 persons or more are available at 312.443.3820.
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Photo credit: The Goodman Theatre
Eva Losacco, Karen Mardjetko and Philip Seymour Hoffman
Fiona Robert and understudy Megan Baim
Roche Schulfer and Rebecca Gilman
Marcos Akiaten, Cedric Mayes and Darrick Tovar-Murray
Christine Finzer, Julie Danis, and Patricia Cox
Steven Robman, Brian Dennehy and Joe Grifasi
Chris McGarry and Katy Sullivan
Greta Honold and Jim Sikora
Brett C. Leonard and Rebecca Gilman
Lester M. Coney and Philip Seymour Hoffman
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