Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mount Morgan is currently playing at the San Francisco Playhouse through November 4.
"With
The Ride Down Mount Morgan,
Arthur Miller, the master of social commentary, struck again with his last full-length play before his death in 2005," states press notes, "Lyman Felt has it all. Wealth, success, power, and the kind of good, solid wife he needs. He also has another wife, the kind of earthy, sexy woman he wants. Lyman juggles his artful lie until a car accident on the slippery slope of Mount Morgan lands him in a hospital bed—with the two wives in the waiting room. But is this truly an accident?"
Comical, romantic and suspenseful,
The Ride Down Mount Morgan stirs questions about love and marriage as we observe the journey of a man whose insatiable passion threatens to destroy his life.
The SF Playhouse has assembled a cast of Broadway, Hollywood and San Francisco all-stars directed by Bay Area veteran Joy Carlin (an original ACT company member).
Victor Talmadge (
Brooklyn Boy,
The King and I) returns to his San Francisco home to play Lyman Felt.
He shares the stage with Karen Grassle, appearing in San Francisco for the first time since her 1960s Actors Workshop days (prior to her starring as "Ma" in
Little House on the Prairie) and Nancy Carlin, Joy's daughter and longtime associate artist of the California Shakespeare Theater, and a former company member of the American Conservatory Theater. Rounding out the cast are Keith Burkland (
Our Lady of 121st Street,
Art) and
Kristin Stokes (
Brooklyn Boy).
Show times are Wednesdays – Fridays at 8:00PM and Saturdays at 3 & 8:00PM.
Tickets ($36) can be purchased by phone at 415-677-9596, via email at
tickets@sfplayhouse.org, or online through Ticketweb.
For more information visit
www.sfplayhouse.org.
The SF Playhouse is located at 536 Sutter Street in downtown San Francisco, 2 blocks from Union Square, between Powell & Mason.
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