Tiny Alice
By Edward Albee / Directed by Mark Lamos

With John Michael Higgins, Tom Lacy, Laila Robins, Stephen Rowe, Richard Thomas

Sets by John Arnone, Costumes by Constance Hoffman, Lights by Donald Holder, Sound by David Budries, Casting by Bernard Telsey Casting, Fight Direction by BH Barry, Press Agent Richard Kornberg and Associates, Production Stage Manager Lloyd Davis Jr., Stage Manager Amy Patricia Stern

The producers gratefully acknowledge the 1998 Hartford Stage production of Tiny Alice directed by Mark Lamos.

Tiny Alice was made possible, in part, by the generous support of The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation.

"With Mark Lamos' lovingly scrupulous revival, this majestic work exhilarates, titillates and terrifies all at once. A great cast in a splendid production."
— David Cote, Time Out New York

"Alice is back in New York in Mark Lamos' ripping new revival and - guess what? - she turns out to be a lot of fun. An ideally cast production, starring Richard Thomas and Laila Robins, brings out the sparkle in Mr. Albee's tale. An infectiously high time and a scintillating production."
— Ben Brantley, The New York Times

"A deliciously stylish production! A bundle of philosophical dynamite! Tiny Alice holds the stage and our necks with the old-time thrill of melodrama! Thank you Second Stage Theatre!"
— Linda Winer, Newsday

"Tiny Alice is high drama that lights up the stage!"
— Associated Press

Cellini
Written and Directed by John Patrick Shanley

Adapted from the Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini / Translated by J. Addington Symonds

With Lisa Bansavage, David Chandler, Daniel Oreskes, Lucas Papaelias, Gary Perez, Richard Russell Ramos, Reg Rogers, Jennifer Roszell, John Gould Rubin

Sets by Adrianne Lobel, Costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, Lights by Brian Nason, Sound by David Van Tieghem, Casting by James Calleri CSA, Production Stage Manager Janet Takami, Stage Manager Ramona S. Collier, Fight Direction by BH Barry, Dialects by Deborah Hecht

Made possible, in part, by the generous support of Ira Pittelman and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Originally presented by New York Stage and Film Company and The Powerhouse Theater at Vassar.

"Witty and well-acted drama. Exuberant! Leaves you sharing the joy and triumph of an artist."
— Robert Dominquez, Daily News

"Shanley's writing and staging blazes up into feverish pitch for the drama's Promethean climax."
— Michael Sommers, Star Ledger,

Crimes of the Heart
By Beth Henley / Directed by Garry Hynes

With Mary Catherine Garrison, Enid Graham, Jason Butler Harner, Talmadge Lowe, Julia Murney, Amy Ryan

Sets by Thomas Lynch, Costumes by Susan Hilferty, Lights by Rui Rita, Original Music and Sound by Donald DiNicola, Casting by Johnson-Liff Associates, Press Agent Richard Kornberg and Associates, Dialects by Deborah Hecht, Production Stage Manager Kelley Kirkpatrick, Stage Manager Amy Patricia Stern

Made possible, in part, by the generous support of AT&T and the Axe-Houghton Foundation.

Originally produced by the Actors Theatre of Louisville in February 1979. New York premiere by Manhattan Theatre Club in 1980. Produced on the Broadway stage by Warner Theatre Productions, Inc./Claire Nichtern, Mary Lea Johnson, Martin Richards, and Francine LeFrak.

"Garry Hynes's likable Second Stage revival of Crimes arrives just in time. One of the best performers working on the New York stage, Amy Ryan sexily struts around the stage with great entitlement. "
— Jason Zinoman, Time Out New York

"The Irish director Garry Hynes proves herself to be as comfortable in Dixie as she is on the Emerald Isle with this sparkling revival. The terrific cast embrace the roles with vivid affection and spot-on comic timing."
— The New Yorker

"Puts the 'fun' in dysfunctional."
— Robert Dominquez, Daily News

"Crimes still rings true enough to draw that dark, heart-deep laughter that might turn into tears any second. It's a pleasure to find so many talented young actresses on a single stage."
— Ben Brantley, The New York Times

Once Around the City
Music by Robert Reale / Book and Lyrics by Willie Reale Choreographed by Jennifer Muller / Directed by Mark Linn-Baker

With Harry Althaus, Jane Bodle, John Bowman, Peter Jay Fernandez, Patrick Garner, Joe Grifasi, Michael Magee, Michael Mandell, Geoffrey Nauffts, William Parry, Michael Potts, Sandra Shipley, Anna Stone, Anne Torsiglieri, Brandy Zarle

Sets by Adrianne Lobel, Costumes by Paul Tazewell, Lights by Donald Holder, Sound by Jon Weston, Music Direction and Orchestrations by Rick Fox, Arrangements by Robert Reale and Rick Fox, Dramaturgy by Becky Browder and Christopher Burney, Music Coordinator Seymour Red Press, Casting by James Calleri, Press Agent Richard Kornbegt and Associates, Production Stage Manager Alex Lyu Volckhausen, Stage Manager Megan Scheid

Baldwin Pianos is the official piano of Second Stage Theatre

"Blending romance, slapstick and moral musings, Once Around the City delivers catchy tunes and genuine laughs!"
— Associated Press

"A good time!"
— David F. Richardson, WOR AM

"A project with a heart directed toward good-time entertainment."
— Bruce Weber, New York Times