I heard the actors in Red on Broadway talk about this play on the Leonard Lopate show on WNYC, but I was unable to get into the city to see it. Now George Street Playhouse is bringing it to NJ in January. Once again, they are pairing reading the book with seeing the play. This would be a good choice for your Book Group:
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Read. Talk. See.
| |  Attention Book Clubs: Add Red to your reading list!
Read, discuss and see this Tony-Award winning Best Play
"Logan's script is peppered with dialogue that's sharp and funny as well as intelligent, thought provoking and often devastating." - CurtainUp READ: Red by John Logan TALK: with your book club members - OR -
invite a member of the George Street Playhouse staff to attend your club meeting or to meet your group before or after the show.
SEE: Red at George Street Playhouse
January 31 - February 26, 2012 | |
Book Club Package Includes:
- A ticket to see a performance of Red at George Street Playhouse on the date of your choice (based on availability)
- The published script of Red by John Logan
- A study guide
- A discussion with a member of the George Street Playhouse staff (optional). We are happy to travel to attend your book club meeting or host your club here at the Playhouse before or after you see the show.
Complete package price: $56.50/person*
* Includes required $1.50 facility fee. Shipping & handling is not included and is based on size of the order. No shipping & handling fees if packages are picked up at the theatre. No minimum number of people required. Not a member of a book club?
You can participate on your own (or with a friend) and join us at the theater for one of our pre-scheduled discussions. Call or e-mail for dates. RED
By Academy Award nominee John Logan
Directed by Anders Cato In 1958, abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko had just landed the biggest commission in the history of modern art—a series of murals for New York’s famed Four Seasons Restaurant. In the two fascinating years that followed, Rothko worked feverishly with his young assistant, Ken, in his studio on the Bowery. But when the assistant gains the confidence to challenge the master, Rothko must face the agonizing possibility that his crowning achievement could also become his undoing. A huge hit both in London and on Broadway, this provocative play won six Tony Awards, including Best Play.
| | For more information or to make a reservation, contact Michelle at 732.846.2895, ext. 134 or mbergamo@georgestplayhouse.org
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