A Steady Rain
Broadway Drama
Previews September 10 2009
Opened September 29 2009
Limited Run to December 6 2009
Run 21 previews & 80 performances
Running Time 1 hr 30 mins | No intermission
Tickets $66.5 to $130 | holiday pricing higher
Student Rush $31.50 day of performance tickets
available | Box office only |
2 tickets per valid student ID | No refunds | Subject to availability | Subject to change
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Order at
Telecharge 212-239-6200 | Outside NY Metro Area 800-432-7250
Advisory Might not be appropriate for children under 16
Restrictions Children 4 years old
and younger not permitted
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No Performances Nov 26th 8:00P
Special Added Performances Dec 6th
7:00P to benefit
New
Yorkers for Children and the
NYCPBA Widows
& Children's Fund. Ticket information can be found at the New
Yorkers for Children site or by calling 646-257-2927
Curtain Changes
Producers
Frederick Zollo, Michael G Wilson, Barbara Broccoli, Raymond L
Gaspard, Frank Gero, et al
Creative
Keith Huff author
John Crowley director
Scott Pask costume design & scenic design
Hugh Vanstone lighting design
Mark Bennett sound design
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Daniel Craig |
Joey |
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Hugh Jackman |
Denny |
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Synopsis
Joey and Denny are Chicago cops,
partners and also friends. A Steady Rain contrasts the men's
personalities and their responses and reactions to and descriptions
of the same situations. One man is a drunk, one is a racist. One
cheats on his wife, one loves the other's wife. One's son is shot up
during a drive-by shooting, the other pursues the shooter. There's a
violent pimp, a killer who eats his victims and a woman who keeps
her baby in a sock drawer. Oh, and it uses words like "gazunga"
Both men are disillusioned In the Movies
A film version of A Steady Rain
is said to be in the works for release in 2012, produced by Barbara
Broccoli and Michael G Wilson, both of the James Bond films
Notes
Reviews for this production have been
a bit spotty, so what it might most be remembered for is the
Wednesday night in September when Mr Jackson chastised an audience
member whose cellphone had gone off -- all the while staying in
character. You can catch a vid over on
TMZ Ya' think maybe he just didn't
care for the guy's ringtone? |
