A Moon to Dance By
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Nov 20, 2009
Closed Dec 13, 2009
Opened Nov 20, 2009
Closed Dec 13, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Tony Award and Emmy Award-winner and Academy Award-nominee Jane Alexander stars with Robert Cuccioli (GSP's The Seafarer) and Gareth Saxe (Broadway's The Homecoming) in this beautiful, lyrical new play about Frieda Weekley, the often-scandalous widow of D.H. Lawrence and inspiration for his most controversial works including Lady Chatterly's Lover and Women in Love.
Tony Award-nominee and Emmy Award-winner Edwin Sherin, long-time producer of television's Law & Order and director of Broadway's landmark Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning production of The Great White Hope (starring Miss Alexander), directs this new play by Thom Thomas.
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As Frieda Lawrence in A Moon to Dance By, Thom Thomas' rather repetitive biodrama at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, Jane Alexander has such vivacity and spark that you can see how 27 years earlier Freida's sex appeal captivated the writer D.H. Lawrence. The fact that her present lover, a younger Italian man named Angelo (played with broad comic strokes by Robert Cuccioli), also adores her also makes sense. "I love to talk about sex," says the still vital, somewhat stout redhead.
The play, solidly directed by Ed Sherrin, takes place on a ranch near Taos, New Mexico, in 1939 during four days of a visit from Frieda's now-grown son Monty Weekley (the exquisitely embarrassed Garet[...]