See Rock City & Other DestinationsMusic by Book & Lyrics byBrad Alexander Adam Mathias
Directed by
Jack Cummings III
Presented at The Duke on 42nd Street
229 West 42nd Street (between 7th & 8th Avenues)
July 17th - August 14th
Tickets starting at $48
See Rock City & Other Destinations is a contemporary pop-rock musical road trip that ventures to tourist destinations across America, mapping out stories of sightseers in search of fellow travelers:
A wanderer believes his destiny is written on rooftops along the North Carolina interstate; a young man yearns to connect with intelligent life in Roswell, New Mexico; a woman at the Alamo steps out of the shadow of her past to take a chance on love; estranged sisters cruise to Glacier Bay to scatter their father's ashes; high school boys face unexpected fears in a Coney Island spook house; a terrified bride-to-be ponders taking the leap....over Niagara Falls.
See Rock City & Other Destinations creates a vivid travelogue of moving characters whose connections missed and made entertain us along the way. Winner of the 2008 Richard Rodgers Award and the 2007 Jerry Bock Award, See Rock City & Other Destinations, with music by Brad Alexander and book and lyrics by Adam Mathias received a development workshop with Transport Group in 2009; the 2010 production will be this show's official New York City premiere. Director Jack Cummings III (2010 Drama Desk Award nominee - The Boys in the Band) will stage the production in an unconventional format, where the audience will have the unique experience of enjoying the journey in the midst of the action. Get your tickets now: See Rock City & Other Destinations is one summer road trip you won't want to miss!
THE BOYS IN THE BAND
by Mart Crowley
February 12th -March 28, 2010
Directed by Jack Cummings III
The Boys in the Band represents a major milestone in American theatre as the first play to penly portray the pleasures, miseries and private lives of gay men. The Boys in the Band is set during Harold's 32nd birthday party. The evening begins as a hilarious and spirited celebration among friends until unexpected guests and games reveal tentions that unravel these men's souls. The Boys in the Band originally played Off-Broadway in 1968 and opened as a major motion picture in 1970. Don't miss this rare opportunity to see one of the theatre's most groundbreaking and important plays.
