Surviving Grace
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 12, 2002
Closed Jun 16, 2002
Opened Mar 12, 2002
Closed Jun 16, 2002
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IF IT'S NOT ONE THING, IT'S YOUR MOTHER
It's not every day that a mother and daughter can get a second chance. But they do in Surviving Grace by Trish Vradenburg ("Designing Women"). Starring Doris Belack (Tootsie, "Law & Order") and Valerie Landsburg ("Fame"), USA TODAY calls this "endearing" play perfect "for any woman who has an aggravating and loving relationship with her mom." Directed by Tony Award-winner Jack Hofsiss ("The Elephant Man"), Surviving Grace is the touching, witty story of an in-your-face mother and tough-but-tender daughter who learn just what it takes to care for someone else -- no matter how difficult they are.
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On April 14, 1996, a play by Trish Vradenburg called The Apple Doesn't Fall...
opened at the Lyceum and closed the same night. Last night, the same play, now titled Surviving Grace, opened again. Perhaps it could be considered a revival; but, since nowhere on the promotional material is the previous production mentioned, it seems more likely that producer Nina Benton is intent on presenting the play as if it were hot off the presses.
A reference to The Apple Doesn't Fall... is included in Vradenburg's Playbill bio, with the implication that it is a different piece. Here, however, is Doris Belack, who appears as the comedy-drama's title character, speaking on its second coming in Back S[...]