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Eric Bogosian to Lead Homecoming Talkback on February 5

By: Brian Scott Lipton · Jan 31, 2008  · New York

Eric Bogosian<br>
(© Joseph Marzullo/Retna)
Eric Bogosian
(© Joseph Marzullo/Retna)
Eric Bogosian will lead a talkback after the Tuesday, February 5 performance of the Broadway revival of Harold Pinter's The Homecoming at the Cort Theater. Additional talkbacks will be announced at a later date.

The production, which is directed by Daniel Sullivan, stars Ian McShane, Eve Best, Raul Esparza, Michael McKean, James Frain, and Gareth Saxe. The Homecoming concerns the ultimate dysfunctional family, presided over by its patriarch Max (McShane). Living under his dilapidated roof are his younger brother Sam (McKean), and two of his sons: Lenny (Esparza), the town pimp, and Joey (Saxe), a boxer-in-training. Tensions begin to flare with the arrival of Max's eldest son Teddy (Frain), who returns home after nine years with his wife Ruth (Best).

Bogosian is the author of such plays as Talk Radio, subUrbia, and Grilller; a noted monologist, and an actor whose film and television credits include The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, Wonderland and Law & Order: Criminal Intent.


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