In October 1995, the first production of The 24 Hour Plays took place in Manhattan's Lower East Side. Inspired by Scott McCloud's 24 hour comics (comic books composed in a single day), creator Tina Fallon really only intended the project as a one-time-only event. Twelve years and three hundred more...
(Tenure)
David Cross, known for his inventive performances and writing, was part of the talented ensemble for The 24 Hour Plays in 2007, showcasing his versatility and creativity in this unique theatrical event. more...
(A Bus Stop Play)
Hugh Dancy, who participated in The 24 Hour Plays in 2007, made his Broadway debut that same year in "Journey's End" at the Belasco Theatre, showcasing his versatility and commitment to the stage. more...
(Wakey Wakey)
Dan Fogler, who won a Tony Award for his role in "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," showcased his versatile talent in The 24 Hour Plays 2007, contributing to the unique and spontaneous theatrical event. more...
(Wakey Wakey)
Peter Hermann, known for his recurring role as defense attorney Trevor Langan on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, participated in The 24 Hour Plays 2007, the same year he starred in the Broadway premiere of Eric Bogosian's Talk Radio. more...
(Open House)
Kristen Johnston, known for her versatile performances across stage, television, and film, participated in The 24 Hour Plays in 2007, showcasing her commitment to the craft and her ability to thrive under the unique pressures of a rapid production timeline. more...
(Tenure)
Aasif Mandvi, known for his versatile work in theater, film, and television, showcased his talents in The 24 Hour Plays 2007, adding to his impressive repertoire that includes Broadway hits like "Oklahoma!" and "Disgraced," as well as television favorites such as "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart." more...
(Musical Interludes)
Nellie McKay, known for her unique blend of jazz, pop, and cabaret music, participated in The 24 Hour Plays in 2007, following her praised Broadway debut in "The Threepenny Opera" in 2006. more...
(Wakey Wakey)
Rosie Perez, who participated in The 24 Hour Plays in 2007, has an impressive career spanning Broadway productions such as Fish in the Dark and Reckless, as well as notable film roles including her Academy Award-nominated performance in Fearless. more...
(I.P.)
Chris Rock, who was nominated for a Drama League Award for his role in the 2011 Broadway play "The Motherfucker with the Hat," also showcased his talents in The 24 Hour Plays 2007. more...
(I.P.)
Ben Shenkman, known for his Tony-nominated performance in "Proof" and his acclaimed role in "Angels in America," was part of the talented cast of The 24 Hour Plays in 2007. more...
(Open House)
Jeremy Sisto, known for his versatile roles in TV series like Six Feet Under and Law & Order, participated in The 24 Hour Plays 2007, showcasing his dynamic acting talents in this unique theatrical event. more...
(I.P.)
Marlo Thomas, celebrated for her iconic role in "That Girl" and her influential children's franchise "Free to Be... You and Me," brought her multifaceted talents to The 24 Hour Plays in 2007, contributing to the event's dynamic and creative spirit. more...
(Wakey Wakey)
Tracie Thoms, known for her roles in "RENT" and "Cold Case," showcased her versatile acting skills in The 24 Hour Plays 2007, a unique event where she joined other talented actors to create and perform original plays within a single day. more...
(Wakey Wakey)
Michael Williams, known for his roles in Broadway and national tours such as Wicked and the revival of West Side Story, was part of the cast for The 24 Hour Plays in 2007. more...
(Wakey Wakey)
Alicia Witt, known for her diverse roles in film and television, showcased her talent in The 24 Hour Plays 2007, adding to her impressive repertoire that spans from critically acclaimed films to beloved Hallmark Christmas movies. more...
Production Team
Josh Bradford Lighting Designer
Ari Edelson Director
("Open House")
("Open House")
Peter Ellenstein Director
("Tenure")
("Tenure")
Thomas Kail Director
("A Bus Stop Play")
("A Bus Stop Play")
Kwame Kwei-Armah Director
("Dave Chappelle Is Not Crazy")
("Dave Chappelle Is Not Crazy")
Christian Parker Director
("Wakey Wakey")
("Wakey Wakey")
Josie Rourke Director
("I.P")
("I.P")
Anna Strout Benefit Director
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