Time and Again
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 30, 2001
Closed Feb 18, 2001
Opened Jan 30, 2001
Closed Feb 18, 2001
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
MTC presents the New York premiere of Time and Again, a new musical based on the novel by Jack Finney. A modern-day Manhattan advertising illustrator is transported back to New York City at the turn of the century, where he finds himself immersed in a world of horse-drawn carriages, gaslights, and an enchanting young woman who will win his heart. Susan H. Schulman directs a cast of 15 which includes Laura Benanti and Julia Murney.
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Any New Yorker who has read Time and Again, Jack Finney's 1970 vibrant novel of time travel, romance and derring-do, will tell you it's one of the great books about New York City. Outfitted with grainy, atmospheric photographs and drawings of 19th-century Manhattan, this thrilling tale is one of those cult items the mere mention of which propels fans into rapturous roundelays. (I keep my first edition under lock and key.) Finney's work is the kind of piece in which every enthusiast takes proprietary interest.
Therefore, anyone presuming to fiddle around with it does so at his or her peril. For years, Robert Redford had the property under option; the idea ostensibly was that he would make [...]