Daly, Golden, Irving and More Star in Project Shaw's JITTA'S ATONEMENT 11/17

Project Shaw will present JITTA'S  ATONEMENT, a "shocking Viennese 1920 amusement wickedly re-imagined by George Bernard Shaw", as their next production. JITTA'S ATONEMENT will be performed Monday, November 17th, 7PM at the THE PLAYERS (16 Gramercy Park South).

It will star Tyne Daly as Jitta,  Annie Golden, George S. Irving, Janine LaManna, Mary Beth Peil, Gareth Saxe, and Louis Zorich. The host for the evening will be Michael Riedel of the NY POST. It is produced and directed by David Staller.

All performances are open to the public.  Tickets will be available November 1st for $20 by calling 212.352.3101 or visiting Projectshaw.com

Coming Up at Project Shaw:
-December 22nd: SAINT JOAN

-January 19: Dark Lady of the Sonnets / Shakes versus Shaw

-February 16: Boyant Billions

-March 16: GTG BENEFIT with O'Flaherty V.C.

-April 20: Inca of Perusalem

-May 18: Glimpse of Reality / The Man of Destiny

-June 15: Six of Calais / Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles

-July 20: Mrs. Warren's Profession

-September 21: Back to Methuselah PART ONE

-October 19: Back to Methuselah PART TWO

-November 16: On The Rocks

-December 14: Why She Would Not (Shaw's unfinished last play!)

George Bernard Shaw's first success was as a music and literary critic, but he was drawn  to drama. He decided to write plays. He was fiercely proud of being a free-thinking humanist, dedicated to presenting the cause of human rights for all. He and Al Gore are the only people to have been awarded both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar: (Nobel in 1925 for his contribution to literature, an Oscar in 1938 for his PYGMALION screenplay). His dedication to the battle for Human Rights and to encouraging all people to forge an individual path in life while taking responsibility for these life choices has been our inspiration. Now in its third of four years, Project Shaw is dedicated to presenting every play ever written by Shaw.

CC.2THE PLAYERS -- Project Shaw performs at New York's most legendary private club, The Players. Located at 16 Gramercy Park South, (which is the equivilent of 20th Street east of Park Avenue). In 1888, Edwin Booth, America's pre-eminent Shakespearean actor, and 15 other incorporators, including Mark Twain and General William Tecumseh Sherman, founded The Players. Modeled after London's famed theatrical club, The Garrick, The Players was the first American "gentleman's club" of its kind. To become a member or for more information about the club click on the link below, or phone 212-475-6116. (Please do not phone The Players for tickets.)

Photo Credit Walter McBride/Retna Ltd.

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