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They may play would-be terrorists, but off-stage, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Nitya Vidyasagar, Steven Boyer, and William Jackson Harper are one big family.
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Director Peter DuBois and playwright Jon Kern celebrate their opening night.
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The day after celebrating his own opening in MCC’s Don’t Go Gentle, David Wilson Barnes, who appeared in Second Stage’s production of Becky Shaw, checks out Modern Terrorism.
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Halley Feiffer is no stranger to Second Stage, having appeared in its productions of subUrbia, Election Day, and Some Americans Abroad.
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Stage, screen, and cabaret favorite Emily Bergl’s Second Stage credits include Some Americans Abroad and Becky Shaw.
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Second Stage alum Harriet D. Foy strikes a pose at the opening of Modern Terrorism.
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The force is with Utkarsh Ambudkar on opening night.
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William Jackson Harper savors the moments following the performance.
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Obie winner Steven Boyer plays the upstairs neighbor in Modern Terrorism.
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Nitya Vidyasagar plays a member of a terrorist cell trying to blow up the Empire State Building.
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The Modern Terrorism family: director Peter DuBois, actors Utkarsh Ambudkar, Steven Boyer, Nitya Vidyasagar, William Jackson Harper, Artistic Director Carole Rothman, and playwright Jon Kern.
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