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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 4, 2004
Closed Aug 22, 2004

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http://www.MCCTheater.org

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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

Winner of a 2004 Tony Award for Featured Actor in a Play, Brían F. O'Byrne. O'Byrne also received a 2004 Obie Award for his performance.

MCC Theater moves its production of Frozen to Broadway!

The play by Bryony Lavery is directed by Doug Hughes, MCC's Resident Director. The award winning drama is about three people from very different worlds whose lives are connected by the disappearance of a child. This critically acclaimed London success about anger, forgiveness and hope, is both chilling and startling. Frozen is the winner of the TMA Best New Play Award and Eileen Anderson Central Television Award for Best Play. The show stars Swoosie Kurtz, Brían F. O'Byrne and Laila Robins.

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:



Circle in the Square Theatre
W. 50th St. Between Broadway and 8th Ave
New York, NY 10019


WHAT ARE CRITICS SAYING?

[Editor's Note: TheaterMania's David Finkle reviewed the MCC Theater production of Frozen when it opened Off-Broadway in March. Now that the show has transferred to Broadway's Circle in the Square, here is a re-edited version of that review.]

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The well-made play isn't in particularly good repute nowadays and hasn't been for some decades. One colleague of mine has even come dangerously close to suggesting that dramas with an invisible fourth wall ought to be consigned to television, that well-known middle- and low-brow retreat. Coincident with the increased shaming of the Ibsen-Chekhov tradition as embarrassingly outmoded has been a concomitant increased experimentatio[...]


Reviewed by David Finkle on May 5, 2004

The well-made play isn't in particularly good repute nowadays and hasn't been for some decades. One colleague of mine has even come dangerously close to suggesting that dramas with an invisible fourth wall ought to be consigned to television, that well-known middle- and low-brow retreat. Coincident with the increased shaming of the Ibsen-Chekhov tradition as embarrassingly outmoded has been a concomitant increased experimentation with form.

Which has led, also increasingly, to curious items like Bryony Lavery's Frozen. The piece concerns a serial child-killer called Ralph In Wantage (Brían F. O'Byrne); the mother of one of his victims, who's called Nancy (Swoosie Kurtz); and Americ[...]


Reviewed by David Finkle on Mar 19, 2004

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