Prymate
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SHOW INFORMATION
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 5, 2004
Closed May 8, 2004
Opened May 5, 2004
Closed May 8, 2004
Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Two scientists battle for control over the life of an aging gorilla that speaks several hundred words of American Sign Language. They debate whether the animal should be allowed to grow old peacefully or be tested in hopes of finding an AIDS cure.
Mark Medoff's new drama Prymate stars Andre DeShields, Phyllis Frelich, James Naughton, and Heather Tom. Ed Sherin directs.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Longacre Theatre
220 W 48th St
New York, NY 10036
This charming Broadway theater has a wonderful quality of being huge, but without a barnlike atmosphere. Built in 1913, the theater was used as a radio and television playhouse. Regular theatrical performances started in 1953. The sightlines are e [...] Read More
220 W 48th St
New York, NY 10036
This charming Broadway theater has a wonderful quality of being huge, but without a barnlike atmosphere. Built in 1913, the theater was used as a radio and television playhouse. Regular theatrical performances started in 1953. The sightlines are e [...] Read More
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It's not every production that boasts a primate behavioral specialist among its personnel, but this one does. (Garon Michael is the fellow's name.) The show is Mark Medoff's Prymate -- the title is deliberately misspelled -- and it's the Broadway transfer of a lauded Florida State University production staffed by theater heavyweights affiliated with that institution. Playwright Medoff is signed on there and so are director Ed Sherin, costume designer Colleen Muscha, and sound designer Michael Smith. What's more, André De Shields had the title role at FSU, playing the eponymous primate in brown t-shirt, loose shorts, and black gloves and shoes.
You can see why all the participants be[...]