Ninth and Joanie
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Opened Apr 5, 2012
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Opened Apr 5, 2012
Open Run
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Kevin Corrigan and Bob Glaudini will star as prodigal son and grieving father in Ninth and Joanie, a powerful new play set on Ninth Street in South Philadelphia in 1986.
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To like or not to like a play such as Brett C. Leonard's Ninth and Joanie, now being presented at the Bank Street Theatre by the vaunted Labyrinth Theater Company, is a bit beside the point. It's a play more to be endured.
The story focuses on a family in 1986 torn apart by tragedy in the streets of South Philadelphia. The first ten minutes are performed in near silence by Charlie, a man in his 60s (played with complex layers of sorrow by Bob Glaudini) and a younger, emotionally arrested, and clearly abused man named Rocco (Kevin Corrigan, giving an occasionally flat but oddly affecting performance in a difficult role). It takes most of those ten minutes to simply establish that these two [...]