Katigbak and Machado to Star in NAATCO Revival of Williams’ Out Cry

Mia Katigback and Eduardo Machado will star in NAATCO’s revival of Tennessee Williams’ Out Cry, to run November 29-December 21 at the Abingdon Theatre. The production, which will open officially on December 4, will be directed by Thom Sesma.

The play concerns two actors, who are siblings, who are abandoned by their company in a decrepit theater in an unknown place. The play was originally presented in New York in 1973.

The creative team includes Czerton Lim (sets), Candida K. Nichols (costumes), Stephen Petrelli (lighting), and Jane Shaw (sound). Sesma is best known as an actor, whose credits include The Times They Are A-Changin’ and A Hard Heart. He has directed regional productions of The Drawer Boy and Life X 3.

Katigbak is the company’s artistic director. Her many acting credits include Dogeaters, The Architecture of Loss, The House of Bernard Alba, and Blind Mouth Singing. Machado is best known as a playwright; his works include Havana Is Waiting, The Cook, and Kissing Fidel.

For more information, visit www.naatco.org.