Long Day's Journey Into Night
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 10, 2000
Closed May 28, 2000
Opened May 10, 2000
Closed May 28, 2000
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Tony Award-winning actor and Fraiser star, John Mahoney stars as James Tyrone in Eugene O'Neill's classic drama. The play is set in 1912 and depicts a day and night in the life of the Tyrone family at their seaside estate.
Domestic turmoil surfaces as the attitudes forged during James Tyrone's miserable potato-famine childhood come back to haunt him, his lifelong fears and suspicions manifesting themselves in the strife, sickness, and addiction in his own house. Jeff Award-winner Sheldon Patinkin directs the production.
Previews May 6 at 8:00and May 7 at 2:30
Opens May 10 at 6:30
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The most ironic aspect of the earnest, generally solid, yet ultimately wearying revival of Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night, running through May 28 at Victory Gardens is that Steppenwolf ensemble member John Mahoney, best known from television's Frasier and various films, seems utterly miscast in the role of an actor. A meat-and-potatoes performer with a gravelly voice and average-American aura, Mahoney is best-suited playing CIA operatives, politicians, and grumpy not-quite-old men. But when he plays the family patriarch, James Tyrone, in this autobiographical O'Neill classic, imagining the plain-spoken, seemingly humble Mahoney in the role of a classical actor and former[...]