Michael Jacobs' Impressionism, a new play about an art gallery owner and a photojournalist — Tony Award winners Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons, respectively — who swap stories at their workplace, opens March 24 at Broadway's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre after previews from Feb. 28.
The new Michael Jacobs play Impressionism — starring Tony winners Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons — plays its final performance at Broadway's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre May 10.
Article | By Andrew Gans, Kenneth Jones | April 27, 2009
The new Michael Jacobs play Impressionism — starring Tony winners Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons — will play its final performance at Broadway's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre May 10.
Tony Award winners Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons return to Broadway Feb. 28 with the 8 PM first preview of the new American play, Impressionism, by Michael Jacobs, at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.
Tony Award-winner Anna Manahan, the monstrous and fascinating mother of The Beauty Queen of Leenane, returns to New York theatre Feb. 5 to star in The Machine Theatre Company production of John B. Keane's The Matchmaker, presented by The Irish Repertory Theatre in association with Matthew Gale.
What better better time to announce a Sean O'Casey revival than St. Patrick's Day? The Irish Repertory Theatre, which recently mounted a high-profile Importance Of Being Earnest, directed by famed set designer Tony Walton and starring Eric Stoltz and Melissa Errico, will now turn its sights to the first play the company ever produced: O'Casey's The Plough And The Stars.
