Brits Off Broadway 2011

NOVEMBER 1 - JANUARY 1

THREE SOLO SHOWS IN THEATER C FOR PERFORMANCE TIMES SEE PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

NOV 1 - 20 CROSS CUT PRESENTS

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ONE OF THE MOST INTENSE BY GADDAS PERFORMANCES JAMES DIRECTED BY OF THE YEAR! DONALD PULFORD BROADWAY BABY, EDINBURGH

THIS IS A RARE PIECE OF THEATRE...

SUCH EMOTIONAL PUNCH! ENERGETIC, DRAMATIC, AND GENUINELY QUITE BREATHTAKING! SCOTSGAY MAGAZINE, EDINBURGH

EFFORTLESS PRECISION! THE SCOTSMAN, EDINBURGH

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FEATURING JONNY COLLIS-SCURLL An emotionally intense and highly physical performance.

The son of a boxer who couldn't win, Flynn becomes a successful fighter through utter dedication.

But is his gruelling training merely an avoidance tactic? A crisis builds as he moves towards the title fight and the drama hurtles to a shattering conclusion.

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NOV 1 - 20 DARBOURNE LUFF AND UPSTART THEATRE PRESENT

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THE MADDENING RAIN PHOTOS: ALESSANDRO EVANGELISTA

BY NICHOLAS PIERPAN DIRECTED BY MATTHEW DUNSTER FEATURING FELIX SCOTT Torn between Chilean lithium deals and finding his first love, a broker battles his way through the tough worlds of love and finance. This electric new play is a brutally funny tale of lust and betrayal in the City of London in the 21st Century. Rising star Felix Scott (Yale Drama Prize Finalist, 2009) is directed by Matthew Dunster, one of the UK’s hottest young theatrical talents.

AN HOUR AND A HALF OF SOLO POWER!

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A BLISTERING PERFORMANCE...

FELIX SCOTT IS FASCINATINGLY WATCHABLE! THE GUARDIAN, LONDON

A FINE PRODUCTION FROM MATTHEW DUNSTER...

A SUPERB FELIX SCOTT...

HIS HEROICALLY COMMITED PERFORMANCE IS MESMERIZING! TIME OUT, LONDON

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NOV 2 - 20 nabokov PRESENTS

BUNNY

BY JACK THORNE DIRECTED BY JOE MURPHY FEATURING ROSIE WYATT

Feisty 18 year-old Katie is thrust on a white-knuckle ride through one extraordinary evening when her boyfriend is attacked on the street.

Amidst the baying for blood and the longing for love, Katie is forced to decide her future. This awardwinning, deeply personal new play from one of Britain’s most exhilarating young writers is an unflinching, heartbreakingly vulnerable look at the complexities of growing up and the complications of racial diversity in Britain today.

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FRESH AND COMPELLING! THE INDEPENDENT, LONDON

ROSIE WYATT GIVES A BLISTERING PERFORMANCE! THE HERALD, GLASGOW

A TOUR DE FORCE ROSIE WYATT IS EXCELLENT! AMUSING, POIGNANT, BANG ON THE MONEY CATCH IT IF YOU CAN! WHATSONSTAGE.COM

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NOV 9 - DEC 4 aya theatre company PRESENTS

GEORGE ORWELL’S

BURMESE DAYS ADAPTED AND DIRECTED BY RYAN KIGGELL WITH CHARLOTTE ALLAM, AMERJIT DEU, RYAN KIGGELL, ZAK SHUKOR, ELISA TERREN AND JAMIE ZUBAIRI Love, friendship and morality are tested against the bitter truths of life in Colonial Burma. Told with care, humor and deep humanity, this is Orwell’s uncompromising exposure of the underbelly of the British Empire.

An unprecedented stage adaptation of the novel, Orwell’s first, which was originally published in the United States.

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Orwell’s first novel, and the philosophical basis for all his later works, Burmese Days was initially banned in India, and published in 1934 in the States before being published in England the following year.

Founded in 2009 as a collective, aya theatre company (and this remarkable cast) have between them many years of experience and have worked with some of the finest theatrical talents in the UK. Collectively - they are what Brits Off Broadway is all about!

TOUGH MINDED THEATRE! THE TIMES, LONDON

A TALENTED YOUNG COLLECTIVE! TIME OUT, LONDON

$35 (MEMBERS $24.50) TUE, WED & THU 7:15, FRI 8:15, SAT 2:15 & 8:15, SUN 3:15 & 7:15 NO PERFORMANCE 11/24

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It is always exciting when we are able to take a real risk and present as part of Brits Off Broadway a brand new production which has never been staged before!

It is our delight therefore to welcome the young aya theatre company from London with co-artistic director Ryan Kiggell’s masterly adaptation of George Orwell’s Burmese Days.

NOV 22 - DEC 11 NEW WAYS IN ASSOCIATION WITH UNFIT PRODUCTIONS UK LTD PRESENTS

THE DOOR

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BY TONY EARNSHAW DIRECTED BY ANNA ADAMS WITH TOM COBLEY AND CHRIS WESTGATE Two men wait in a room with only each other and a banging door for company. They talk, bicker, argue and joke. Gradually we realize they are not strangers; they have history. Somebody died… but who was responsible? The tension mounts until all is revealed in a dramatic dénouement.

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THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED WINNER OF TWO SIR MICHAEL CAINE AWARDS! The Door was the surprise ‘sleeper hit’ of the 2009 Edinburgh Festival Fringe a taut, absorbing, well-written play with two terrific actors whose performances kept audiences on the edge of their seats - and entertained them! Unsurprisingly, word of mouth resulted in sold-out houses.

We hope the same happens in New York!

AN INSIGHTFUL PRODUCTION WITH UNBOUNDED DEPTH OF MEANING, THE DOOR PRESENTS A BLISSFUL MARRIAGE BETWEEN A FASCINATING SCRIPT AND CAPTIVATING ACTING - A MUST SEE! THREE WEEKS, EDINBURGH

IMBUED WITH HUMOUR, PATHOS, TENSION AND AN EXPLOSIVE FINALE...

A PIECE OF THEATRE WORTH GOING TO SEE! FRINGE THEATRE REVIEWS, EDINBURGH

TAUT, SPARSE AND EDGY WITH PUNCHY BLACK HUMOUR… AND AN EXPLOSIVE CLIMAX! GEORGE TAYLOR MEMORIAL AWARD, BEST NEW PLAY, NDFA

$25 (MEMBERS $17.50) TUE, WED & THU 7:30, FRI 8:30, SAT 2:30 & 8:30, SUN 3:30 & 7:30 NO PERFORMANCE 11/24

NOV 8 - 13 THE PLEASANCE PRESENTS

NINA CONTI

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TALK TO THE HAND

BY NINA CONTI AND BILL DARE DIRECTED BY BILL DARE PERFORMED BY NINA CONTI WITH MONKEY AND GRANNY

Nina Conti is Britain’s leading ventriloquist. Be granted direct access to her uncensored mind as she guides you through a hilarious seat-of-her-pants adventure with sidekicks Granny and Monkey! With the unpredictable splinter group of her brain to contend with, no two shows will be quite the same - although you can rely on consistent lashings of warmth, technical brilliance and vibrant wit.

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A MIGHTY IMAGINATION AT WORK! THE SUNDAY TIMES, LONDON

PHOTOS: CLAES GELLERBRINK

How exciting that we have finally persuaded the funny, fabulous Nina Conti to join us for Brits Off Broadway! And what a stroke of luck that she will be here during the week of the New York Comedy Festival! Having played to SRO houses at comedy festivals across the globe, from Edinburgh to Melbourne to Montreal, Nina has thousands of ardent fans worldwide. The daughter of true theatrical royalty (Tony award-winning Tom Conti and 59E59’s own Kara Wilson, Deco Diva, Brits Off Broadway 2005), we are thrilled that Nina is making her official US debut at 59E59 and encourage you to invite all your comedy-loving friends to see her - we promise you will have a blast!

BBC NEW COMEDY AWARD WINNER! BARRY COMEDY AWARD WINNER!

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EXQUISITELY PERFORMED… NINA CONTI IS TERRIFIC! THE TIMES, LONDON

A GEM… FUNNY, POIGNANT AND NOVEL… CONTI GIVES VENTRILOQUISM A THOROUGHGOING DECONSTRUCTION! THE GUARDIAN, LONDON

UNHINGED COMEDY...

IT’S SARTRE MEETS SOUTH PARK! THE AGE, MELBOURNE

$35 (MEMBERS $24.50) TUE, WED & THU 7, FRI 8, SAT 2 & 8, SUN 3

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IF YOU LIKE MICHAEL MORPURGO’S WAR HORSE, THEN THIS IS A MUST-SEE SEQUEL! DAILY MAIL, LONDON Michael Morpurgo’s War Horse, brilliantly conceived in London at the National Theatre and now a hit at Lincoln Center, has left audiences wondering what happened to Joey, the requisitioned horse, once the war was over. New Perspectives (The Hired Man, Brits Off Broadway 2008) bring this enchanting sequel to New York to provide the answer.

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DEC 7 - JAN 1 NEW PERSPECTIVES THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

MICHAEL MORPURGO’S

FARM BOY ADAPTED AND DIRECTED BY DANIEL BUCKROYD WITH JOHN WALTERS AND RICHARD PRYAL A moving account of the changing face of the English countryside and a reminder that stories really can reach out across generations.

A magical tale of the bonds between grandfather and grandson is brought to life in this delightful show combining drama, storytelling and original music.

A HEART-WARMING TALE! THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH, LONDON

MORPURGO IS A MASTER STORY-TELLER! THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, LONDON

THIS IS A MINIATURE PORTRAIT, BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED ALL YOU HAVE IS THIS WONDERFUL OLD TRACTOR AND TWO PEOPLE. IT’S HOW THEATRE SHOULD BE DONE! BBC NEWS, LONDON

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DEC 13 - JAN 1 RED LION THEATRES AND CRACKING UP PRODUCTIONS PRESENT

KISSING SID JAMES

BY ROBERT FARQUHAR DIRECTED BY JASON LAWSON WITH ALAN DRAKE AND CHARLOTTE McKINNEY Two lonely hearts on a saucy weekend at the seaside, searching for love beyond fish and chips and beer. Could it become a matter of life and death? Robert Farquhar’s play is a heart-warming British comedy about the eternal search for true love.

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: DEC 20 - JAN 1 TUE, WED & THU 7:30, FRI 8:30, SAT 2:30 & 7:30, SUN 3:30

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WELL OBSERVED AND LAUGH OUT LOUD FUNNY! PHOTOS: MELANIE BLACKWELL

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This acclaimed production of Robert Farquhar’s hilarious comedy enjoyed a successful extended run at London’s New Red Lion. The Guardian noted: “You know a true comic playwright has arrived when the audience starts laughing before the actors tell the jokes!” At the helm is fast-rising young director Jason Lawson who, besides working extensively in the UK, recently assisted David Leveaux on the Broadway production of Arcadia and the Atlantic production of Through A Glass Darkly.

ROBERT FARQUHAR’S INGENIOUS TWO-HANDER BECOMES FUNNY, HEART-WARMING AND TEAR-JERKING. THE STAGE, LONDON

A POIGNANT COMIC PLAY FROM THE BRILLIANT OEUVRE OF ROBERT FARQUHAR, A CONTEMPORARY WRITER OF ENORMOUS SENSITIVITY AND WIT. THE JOKES COME THICK AND FAST BUT THE SADNESS OF BOTH CHARACTERS IS WHAT PIERCES THE HEART. WHATSONSTAGE.COM, LONDON

$25 (MEMBERS $17.50) TUE, WED & THU 7:30, FRI 8:30, SAT 2:30 & 8:30, SUN 3:30 & 7:30 ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE 12/29, 2:30 NO PERFORMANCE 12/25

NOV 30 - JAN 1 THE STEPHEN JOSEPH THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS THE WORLD PREMIERE PRODUCTION OF

ALAN AYCKBOURN’S 75TH PLAY

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WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY ALAN AYCKBOURN WITH EILEEN BATTYE, TERENCE BOOTH, PHIL CHEADLE, MATTHEW COTTLE, RICHARD DERRINGTON, FRANCES GREY, AMY LOUGHTON AND ALEXANDRA MATHIE A CRACKING GOOD AYCKBOURN...

HIGHLY AMBITIOUS, BILIOUSLY FUNNY AND RIGHT ON THE BUTTON! MICHAEL BILLINGTON, THE GUARDIAN, LONDON

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ALAN AYCKBOURN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 5:30 Tickets ONLY available in combination with a ticket for Neighbourhood Watch between November 11 and December 16.

$75 (MEMBERS $60) OUT! SOLD Things are not right on The Bluebell Hill Development. Theft, petty crime, vandalism, all the ills of modern suburban existence are on the increase.

Newcomers Martin and his sister Hilda are the crime wave’s latest victims and resolve to take action. After all, the law of the land, all that's right and proper and even God Himself are surely on their side. But what starts out as a well intentioned Neighbourhood Watch scheme soon develops into something altogether more sinister. Alan Ayckbourn's hilarious cautionary tale of the dangers of taking the law into your own hands is his 75th play.

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AS PERCEPTIVE AS IT IS ENTERTAINING! CHARLES SPENCER, THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, LONDON

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ALAN AYCKBOURN IS BACK AS THE MASTER OF COMEDY! CHARLES SPENCER THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, LONDON This is Alan Ayckbourn’s 75th play and the dramatist is as bang on the money as ever. Though written before the recent riots, Neighbourhood Watch seems eerily prescient about law, public order and feral youth. It is also as black a play as even Ayckbourn, that master of dark comedy, has ever written.

The action is set on a middle-class housing development to which Martin and his sister Hilda have moved. They are middle-aged Christians, both unmarried, utterly respectable, and sex never seems to have played a part in either of their lives.

There is a fly in the ointment, however.

Just down there is a sink estate, rife, as one paranoid resident puts it, with “drugs, violence and incest”. Many homeowners have erected fences to keep out the yobs, but the local community decides that more drastic action is required, especially in the absence of the police, who seem either unable or unwilling to help.

So a Neighbourhood Watch scheme is established, which, though founded with the best of intentions, soon resembles a repressive tyranny.

In flights of sharp satire, Ayckbourn shows these mostly well-meaning middleclass people establishing a system of checkpoints and security passes, as well as taking a prurient interest in the private lives of their neighbours.

All this can only end in tears, you think, and so it does, as a regime of public morality turns increasingly malign and violent.

The cast is outstanding. Matthew Cottle seems such a meek and harmless chap as the Christian pacifist Martin, but his leadership of the Neighbourhood Watch committee ushers in some disturbing events.

Alexandra Mathie is splendidly creepy as his embittered sister.

There is a delightful performance of unbuttoned sexiness from Frances Grey as the promiscuous neighbour who soon has even the upstanding Martin in her amorous coils, while Richard Derrington is hilarious as her self-pitying Welsh spouse.

At a time when many want a stronger emphasis on law and order in our “broken” society, Ayckbourn’s play sounds a warning note that is as perceptive as it is entertaining.

MICHAEL BILLINGTON THE GUARDIAN, LONDON One of Alan Ayckbourn's least appreciated qualities is the sharpness of his social antennae. At the very moment when there is a lot of political babble about a "broken society" and the need for a vigorous communal response, Ayckbourn comes up with a new play – which happens to be his 75th – that confronts the danger of leaving law and order to volunteer vigilantes. It is refreshing to report that the piece is highly ambitious, biliously funny and right on the button.

As always, Ayckbourn tackles ideas through character. In this case the focus is on Martin and Hilda, devoutly Christian siblings who move into a nice, middleclass area fringed by a run-down estate.

So, when Martin catches a young intruder, he quickly forms a Neighbourhood Watch committee whose members include a paranoid ex-security officer, a congenital female snooper and a much-cuckolded engineer. Having led the way in creating a virtually crime-free gated community, Martin becomes a national hero lauded by the Daily Mail. But, almost inevitably, this ideal world is threatened by a mix of sexual appetite, sibling jealousy and irrepressible violence.

Some of the situations and people strike a familiar chord: the have-a-go hero is out of Man of the Moment and the security

man is a replica of Harvey in Season's Greetings. But in his 75th play a man is entitled to repeat himself. What really counts is Ayckbourn's ability to spot the fundamental flaw in Cameron's "big society": that idealists with good intentions often end up doing untold harm. Martin may be a practising pacifist driven by faith, and his sister may genuinely believe in the traditional concept of evil, but both turn out to be slightly sad, unfulfilled figures whose well-meaning interventions have disastrous consequences. Ibsen made a similar point in The Wild Duck, but Ayckbourn develops it with humour, compassion and his own brand of wry observation.

As the siblings, Matthew Cottle and Alexandra Mathie also give excellent performances, in the author's own production, by carefully declining to make moral judgments on the characters: he radiates a baffled astonishment at the ways of the world while she is all bustling kindness. There is also rich support from Terence Booth as the barking security man who thinks strongly wielded baseball bats are the answer to local crime, and from Frances Grey as the engineer's wife who offers constant sexual temptation. This is a cracking good Ayckbourn that shows he still has an intuitive understanding of the flaws in the social fabric.

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59E59 THEATERS 59 EAST 59TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022 SUBWAY 4/5/6 N/Q/R TO 59 ST. WWW.59E59.ORG

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