COMING IN 2011 in commemoration of Tennessee Williams' 100th Birthday SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER Directed by Cyndy A. Marion Sept. 16-Oct. 2 at The Hudson Guild Theatre Mr. Williams' grotesque portrait of human nature set in the Garden District of New Orleans. Often regarded as his most autobiographical work, Suddenly Last Summer raises bold questions about mental illness, sexuality and desire in its unyielding quest for the truth — no matter how brutal.
New York Times recognizes White Horse for reviving rare Williams plays |
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The New Play Development Series presents: Mourning Sun by Jess Foster Love in the land of the chili pepper. Mourning Sun is an ill-fated love story between a Native American woman and a female tourist visiting Albuquerque from the Northeast. As they travel the landscape getting to know one another, assumptions melt, identities clash, and the two are challenged to cross new boundaries they might not be ready for. Mourning Sun was originally developed at the Fusion Theater in Albuquerque, NM. Staged Reading and moderated discussion will be held on ~~~ What happens when soccer moms fantasize about the young lifeguard at the pool, a husband wants to sleep with his best friend's wife, and a rich father-in-law calls the shots? Suite for Summer is a twisted tail of suburbia gone wrong, where boredom prevails, desire escalates, and honor no longer has a place. Staged Reading and moderated discussion will be held on
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Cyndy A. Marion - one of nytheatre.com 's PEOPLE OF THE YEAR for 2007!! Feature on White Horse Theater Company in the New York Times |
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