Off-Broadway NewsIvan Turgenev–Inspired About Love Begins Performances February 25 at the Sheen CenterThe limited engagement is helmed and written by Bay Street Theatre Associate Artistic Director Will Pomerantz.
By
Dan Meyer
February 25, 2020
Dan Domingues and Silvia Bond in About LoveRuss Rowland
About Love, a new play written and directed by Bay Street Theatre Associate Artistic Director Will Pomerantz, begins February 25 at The Sheen Center Off-Broadway ahead of a March 4 opening. Inspired by Ivan Turgenev’s short story “First Love,” the play also features music and lyrics by jazz artist Nancy Harrow.
The play tells the story of a young man who expects to spend a quiet summer with his parents in the Russian countryside, but soon discovers those three months will be the most consequential of his life, as he learns the difference between love and passion, and the ephemeral nature of life itself.
Appearing on stage is Broadway alum Tom Patterson (1984), joined by Silvia Bond (Things Found on the Ground), Helen Coxe (Super Regret), Dan Domingues (The Tempest at The Public), Jeffrey Kringer (Cruel Intentions: The 90's Musical, National Tour), and Jean Tafler (My Witch: The Margaret Hamilton Stories).
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Production Photos: About Love Off-Broadway
Production Photos: About Love Off-Broadway
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Creators Will Pomerantz and Nancy Harrow (center) and the cast of About Love
Russ Rowland
Silvia Bond and Jeffrey Kringer in About Love
Russ Rowland
Jeffrey Kringer and Silvia Bond in About Love
Russ Rowland
Dan Domingues, Jean Tafler, and Jeffrey Kringer in About Love
The limited four-week engagement features scenic design by Brian Staton, costume design by Whitney Locher, lighting design by Allen Hahn, sound design by Connor Brent, musical direction by Misha Josephs, musical arrangements by Alphonso Horne and Owen Broder, and stage management by Abigail Strange.
Created and performed by Sydney-based comedian and visual artist Sam Kissajukian, the show comes to New York directly from a sold-out engagement at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Surrounded by period-accurate, 19th-century holiday decorations lit via candlelight, the 70-minute production is based on Dickens' own script of the classic.
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