Metamorphoses
Written and Directed by Mary Zimmerman

Based on the myths of Ovid

With Anjali Bhimani, Raymond Fox, Kyle Hall, Doug Hara, Felicity Jones, Chris Kipiniak, Louise Lamson, Erik Lochtefeld, Heidi Stillman, Lisa Tejero

Sets by Dan Ostling, Costumes by Mara Blumenfeld, Lighting by TJ Gerckens, Sound by Andre Pluess and Ben Sussman, Composer Willy Schwarz, Press Richard Kornberg and Associates, Production Stage Manager Anjali Bidani, Stage Manager Brian Klevan Schneider

Ovid's Metamorphoses translated by David Slavitt, John Hopkins University Press, 1994. Rainer Maria Rilke's Poem Orpheus Eurydice Hermes translated by Stephen Mitchell, Modern Library, 1995.

Originally produced by Lookingglass Theatre Company, Chicago.

Made possible, in part, by the generous support of The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation.

"A GIFT FROM THE GODS! "
— Amy Gamerman, The Wall Street Journal

"Metamorphoses has arrived at the exact moment when Manhattan can best appreciate it, speaking with a dreamlike hush directly to New Yorkers' souls."
— Ben Brantley, The New York Times

"Romantic, witty, sexy and sublime!&"
—Tim Griffin, Time Out

" **** out of four. Simply stunning! A cathartic theatrical experience. I appeal openly and directly to anyone reading this article to purchase tickets for Metamorphoses."
— Elysa Gardner, USA Today

Sorrows and Rejoicings
Written and Directed by Athol Fugard

With John Glover, Marcy Harriell, Judith Light, Charlayne Woodard

Sets and Costumes by Susan Hilferty, Lighting by Dennis Parichy, Dialects by Stephen Gabis, Casting by Elissa Myers CSA/Paul Fouquet CSA, Press Representative Richard Kornberg and Associates, Production Stage Manager Alison Cote, Stage Manager Amy Patricia Stern

Originally produced by McCarter Theatre, Princeton NJ, Emily Mann, Artistic Director/Jeffrey Woodward, Managing Director.

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

"Fugard's best play! Magical and heartbreaking!"
— Donald Lyons, The New York Post

"Hypnotic! A compelling new play."
— John Lahr, The New Yorker

"Eloquent and moving with an absolutely perfect cast."
— Charles Isherwood, Variety

Ricky Jay: On The Stem
Written and performed by Ricky Jay

Directed by David Mamet

Set by Peter S. Larkin, Lighting by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer, Effects by Jim Steinmeyer, Consultant Michael Beter, 53rd Assistant David Roth, Press Representative Richard Kornberg & Associates, Production Stage Manager Matthew Silver, Stage Manager Leslie C. Lyter

Made possible, in part, by the generous media support of WNYC Public Radio.

"In all of his deceptions, Jay is a winning showman. No doubt some members of the audience will want to go back to see the act again. And chances are, they still won't be able to see how exactly Jay accomplishes his tricks. In any case, they may not be able to get tickets, because this show is likely to sell out as fast as his last outing at Second Stage Theatre, Ricky Jay and His 52 Assistants. Having missed that hit-because it was nearly impossible to get tickets-I finally know what all the fuss is about, and I now count myself part of the ever-growing Ricky Jay fan club."
— William Stevenson, Broadway.com

"Ricky Jay is truly astounding! A real renaissance con man. There's a winking quality to Jay's hoodwinking that makes the affable performer all the more winning."
— Gordon Cox, Newsday

"Marvelous! Jay's engrossing new show offers more than cool card tricks. Lots more. He genially holds forth on the wonders of illusion, the more raffish side of show business and the lives of certain shady characters, all the while demonstrating his own prodigious gifts for now-you-see-it, now-you-don't wizardry. See this legend - if you can still nab a ticket."
— Michael Sommers, The Newark Star-Ledger

"Fascinating! Some of the best magic you will ever see! Go see for yourself as soon as you can. Ricky Jay: On The Stem is something you really must see to believe."
— David Richardson, WOR Radio