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Travanti is terrific.
Anyone who loves good acting should catch this production.
     ---TheaterMania
Sweetly Amusing.
Mr. Safdie writes FUNNY dialog, and he is to be admired for the strength of his convictions. Played with ease and good humor by the “Hill Street Blues” star Daniel J. Travanti.
     ---New York Times
Clever.
Good staging, good set, good everything. Travanti plays Grunwald with lip-smacking relish. A superior piece of acting.
This is, amazingly enough, Mr. Travanti's New York stage debut. I don't know what took him so long to get here, but I sure hope he sticks around.
     ---Wall Street Journal
Hilarious and entertaining.
A strong, natural chemistry in this two-man cast.
     ---Associated Press

A spirited conversation about the art of drama. Travanti delivers a performance of sly wit.
     ---New York Post

Travanti delivers a vivid portrait of an aging and angry writer. Under Alex Lippard's intelligent direction, Travanti and Green elicit every ounce of humor and pathos.
One welcomes Daniel Travanti to the New York stage and hopes he decides to stay.
     ---The Hollywood Reporter

Funny! Travanti projects refined intelligence and a lot of wiry energy. Green plays Artz with savvy understanding of the awkward complexity of youth.
     ---Variety

Travanti delivers each side of the old codger's personality with aplomb. Equally adept is Adam Green as Len, an NYU playwriting student who's come to Henry's office for a job interview.
     ---Village Voice

RECOMMENDED!
Travanti gives a thoughtful and balanced portrayal.
     ---Los Angeles Times

CRITICS PICK!
... a masterful performance.
     ---BackStage


Theatre at St. Clement's
423 West 46th Street, NYC

January 30 - March 11, 2007
Tuesdays - Saturdays at 8PM
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2PM
Sundays at 3PM

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Produced by Les Gutman and Elizabeth Cockrell
in association with Friendly Fire and Lynn Shaw Productions
Set Design: Michael V. Moore
Lighting Design: Lucas Benjaminh Krech
Costume Design: Kirche Leigh Zeile
Sound Design: Gabe Wood
Production Stage Manager: Marci Skolnick
Production Manager: TFI Production Inc./Helena Webb
Casting: Deborah Brown
General Manager: Cesa Entertainment Inc.
Associate General Manager: Steven Bloom