Barton's Crossing
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Opened Nov 17, 2004
Closed Nov 27, 2004
Opened Nov 17, 2004
Closed Nov 27, 2004
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Alex Donner, Alexandra D. Levinsohn & Cole Communication presents the world premiere of D. Clifford Hart's Barton's Crossing, directed by Kevin Confoy.
Fresh out of college, Peter Barton found himself the "it guy" of the NY Theatre scene as his play Prince Gregory opened to critical and audience acclaim. With his stardom came all the glories of the '80's Lower East Side club scene. Now, ten years later, Peter and his former- bar fly wife have moved to respectable suburban digs, where he sells insurance and she attends to their busy social calendar. During a surprise visit from their old city pals celebrating the 10th anniversary of Prince Gregory's opening night, it becomes clear that absence does not always make the heart grow fonder. Barton's Crossing is a new comic drama that explores the hilarity and heartache of long-term friendships.
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According to certain pundits, America's in the midst of another culture war between the cosmopolitan blue states and the rural reds. Even New Jersey gave the Dems a narrower margin of victory this election year. D. Clifford Hart's Barton's Crossing, a story of a New York playwright and social worker who moves deep into the Garden State suburbs, could have been timely if not for the terrible writing, acting, and direction.
As the play begins, Peter Barton (Christopher Cartmill) is visited in Miller's Crossing by his old friends George (Peter McCabe), Lionel (David Fuhrer), and Melinda (Alexandra D. Levinsohn). They have come to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his hit play Prince Gregory, [...]