La Femme Theatre Productions | The Night of the Iguana

08 Sep The Night of the Iguana (Live)

Posted at 20:37h in Productions by lf_mc7fi2

Written by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Emily Mann

Opening: Previews Begin December 6, 2023

Cast:
Tim Daly ….. Reverend Shannon
Daphne Ruben-Vega ….. Maxine Faulk
Jean Lichty ….. Hannah Jelkes
Austin Pendleton ….. Nonno
Lea DeLaria ….. Miss Judith Fellowes
Carmen Berkeley ….. Charlotte Goodall
Eliud Kauffman ….. Hank
Keith Randolph Smith ….. Jake
Bradley James Tejeda ….. Pedro
Dan Teixeira ….. Pancho
Michael Leigh Cook ….. Herr Fahrenkopf
Alena Acker ….. Frau Fahrenkopf

Artistic:
Emily Mann: Director
Jean Lichty: Executive Director/Cast Member
Rachel Ackerman: Associate Producer
Stephanie Klapper: Casting Director
Amy Stoller: Dialect Designer/Dramaturge
Beowulf Boritt: Scenic Designer
Darron West: Sound Designer
Jeff Croiter: Lighting Designer
Jennifer von Mayrhauser: Costume Designer
Kathy Fabian: Prop Designer

Production:
Lisa Dozier Shacket: General Manager
Michael Shannon: Associate General Manager
Laura Hill: Company Manager
Joe Trentacosta: Press Representative
Andy Drachenberg: Digital and Social Media Manager
Tinc Productions: Production Management
Joe Trainor: Production Manager
Kara Kennedy: Associate Production Manager
Diane Healy: Production Stage Manager
Gracie Carleton: Assistant Stage Manager
Emma Yehle: Stage Management

Press

Tim Daly & Daphne Rubin-Vega To Lead ‘The Night Of The Iguana’ Off Broadway Revival

Tim Daly, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Lea DeLaria, More Will Star in The Night of the Iguana Off-Broadway

NIGHT OF THE IGUANA – La Femme Productions Auditions

Tim Daly, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Lea DeLaria to Lead Night of the Iguana Revival

Tennessee Williams’s The Night of the Iguana Tickets

Synopsis

“THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA poses critical questions of faith and identity that are particularly relevant today as we navigate a dangerously alienated world where true intimacy and social connection struggle to survive. Describing this epic as ‘a play about love in its purest terms,’ Tennessee, in his embrace of taboo and his empathy for characters living on the edge as they seek refuge, offers a merciful answer. La Femme is thrilled to render New York’s first 21st century production, directed by the Tony award winning Emily Mann, herself a creative leader of the stage.”

— La Femme Executive Director Jean Lichty