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Thru August 1st
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday nights at 8pm
(Tuesday performance on July 1)
@ The Cell
338 W. 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011
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“Incisive, provocative play…intimate and involving, thanks to a first-rate cast.” - Time Out New York Critics’ Pick
“The cast, under Douglas Hall’s direction, is uniformly strong…savvy and often sharply comic”- Talkin’ Broadway
Renee Calarco writes “with verve” - The New York Times
ABOUT THE PLAY
Mo and Brian are a picture-perfect DC couple: they’re smart, they’re witty, and they have a beautifully remodeled kitchen. But when Mo’s best friend Patti announces she’s found Jesus and is putting her own career on hold, Mo must take a closer look at the harder truths surrounding her own marriage. A comedy about relationships, faith, and the fine line between compromise and regret.
“The Religion Thing” was nominated for a Helen Hayes/Charles MacArthur Award for Best New Play in 2013.
THE CAST
Curran Connor, Katharine McLeod, Danielle, O’Farrell, Jamie Geiger, and featuring Project Y Founding Co-Artistic Director, Andrew William Smith
THE DESIGN TEAM
Set Design by Kevin Judge. Lighting Design by Ben Hagen. Costume Design by Jessa-Raye Court. Sound Design by Amit Prakash. Stage Management by Adrian Pena. Properties Design by Sarah Dunivant.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Wednesday, July 9: Talkback with Yael Ben-Zion, whose photographs from her celebrated book Intermarried are hanging in our performance space.
Thursday, July 10: Post show discussion with Susan Needles, LCSW, founder ofInterfaith Counseling which evolved out of her extensive and long-term work in the field of interfaith, interethnic and international counseling with couples and families who belong to these demographic groups.
Friday July 11: A Project Y FUNdraiser Party! Sponsored by Hendricks Gin. Celebrate Project Y’s 15th Birthday, enjoy complimentary cocktails and hor d’ouerves, raffle prizes, and a screening of our PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD Video Series. Tickets available here.
Wednesday, July 16: Talkback with Ami Bhalodkar-Haque, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the State of New York as well as an Ordained Interfaith Minister.
Thursday, July 17: Talkback with Naomi Riley, a weekly columnist for the New York Post and a former Wall Street Journal editor and writer whose work focuses on higher education, religion, philanthropy and culture.
Wednesday, July 23: A post show discussion with Sheila Gordon and Clay Dockery of Interfaith Community and interfaith couples.
Thursday, July 31: A post show discussion with representatives from The White Institute Fran Dillon and Rabbi Yaffe of the Little Neck Jewish Center.
SHOW GALLERY
Watch an interview with the cast and director of “The Religion Thing”.