Richard
Masur
Overview
- Produced by:
- Mile Square Theatre and The Collective NY
- Dates:
- December 05 - December 30, 2018
- Run Time:
- 1 Hour, 20 Minutes
- Intermission:
- No
- Theater:
- Showing in Theater
- Tickets:
- $35 (Members $24.50)
Show Info
By Erin Mallon
Directed by Mark Cirnigliaro
With Richard Masur as Bernard and Eve Johnson as Rory
Bernard just wants to sit on his roof to enjoy a drink and get some peace and quiet.
When his 9-year-old new neighbor, Rory discovers him out there, peace and quiet are the last things on her mind. A funny story full of heart, in which two eccentric people form an unlikely friendship.
Photo Caption: Richard Masur in THE NET WILL APPEAR
Photo: Jody Christopherson
Photo Caption: Eve Johnson and Richard Masur in NET WILL APPEAR
Photo: Jody Christopherson
Photo Caption: Eve Johnson in THE NET WILL APPEAR
Photo: Jody Christopherson
Photo Caption: Richard Masur in THE NET WILL APPEAR
Photo: Jody Christopherson
Click Here to view photos of The Net Will Appear set.
Producing Company
Mile Square Theatre
Mile Square Theatre was founded in 2003 as a non-profit professional theater with a mission to enrich and engage the region through the production of professional theater and innovative arts education.
Read more at: https://www.milesquaretheatre.org/
The Collective NY
The Collective unites professional artists who share a responsibility to create work in the contemporary American theater that is emotionally truthful, socially relevant, and defiantly accessible. The company was established in the tradition of the group theater out of a belief that the current conditions of commercialized theater necessitate collective action. Commitment to a permanent ensemble distinguishes The Collective. Through a shared vocabulary, uniform technique, and continual practice, the group pursues a common purpose: to establish a theater that is uncompromising, relevant, and inclusive.
Read more at: http://www.thecollective-ny.org
Reviews
"A powerful, intimate piece of theater you won't soon forget."
"Fresh, beautifully played, and absolutely charming" - Blog Critics
"A sweet little evening in the theater." - Show Showdown
"Lovely little gem of a play" - Talkin' Broadway