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Amy Ryan and David Schwimmer celebrate their return to the New York stage at the West Bank Cafe
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Legendary entertainer John Cullum looks snazzy at his latest opening night
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Sarah Sokolovic is thrilled to return to Playwrights Horizons in Detroit after receiving a Drama Desk nomination for her work in their production of The Shaggs – Philosophy of the World
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The dapper Darren Pettie smiles for the camera at the West Bank Cafe
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Playwrights Horizons Artistic Director Tim Sanford celebrates the Detroit opening with playwright Lisa D’Amour and Anne Kauffman
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The Detroit cast stops for a family photo: Sarah Sokolovic, Darren Pettie, Amy Ryan, John Cullum, and David Schwimmer
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Pulitzer-nominated playwright Lisa D’Amour is flanked by her proud parents, Gene and Carolyn
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Stage favorite Peter Friedman (right) attends the opening night of Detroit with Caitlin O’Connell, in rehearsals for Broadway’s The Heiress
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Busy theater couple Sam Gold and Amy Herzog step out for an opening night just a few months after the birth of their first child
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Shuler Hensley, busy rehearsing for his role as a 600-pound man in Playwrights Horizons’ production of The Whale, attends the opening of Detroit with his wife, Paula
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Michael Greif attends the opening night of Detroit with partner Jonathan Fried
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Kent Nicholson, the Director of Musical Theater at Playwrights Horizons, poses with his wife, actress Cassie Beck
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Catch Detroit, now running at Playwrights Horizons
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Playwrights Horizons celebrated the opening of Lisa D’Amour’s 2011 Pulitzer Prize finalist Detroit on Tuesday, September 18 with a post-performance party at the West Bank Cafe.
Anne Kauffman directs dark comedy, which focuses on the friendship between two sets of neighbor couples in an unnamed city. It stars Amy Ryan, David Schwimmer, Darren Pettie, Sarah Sokolovic, and John Cullum.
The production features scenic design by Louisa Thompson, costume design by Kaye Voyce, lighting design
by Mark Barton, and sound design by Matt Tierney.
Guests at the opening included Cassie Beck, Carolyn and Gene D’Amour, Paula DeRosa, Jonathan Fried, Peter Friedman, Sam Gold, Michael Greif, Shuler Hensley, Amy Herzog, Kent Nicholson, and Caitlin O’Connell.
