The Producers Club is located at 616 Ninth Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets. For tickets ($40) to the Women's Project Pioneers!, call (212) 239-6200. Kimberly Grigsby is the musical director.įor tickets ($15) to the Producer's Club Pioneers!, call (888) 590 9220. Designing the Acting Company production are Broadway designer Loy Arcenas (sets), Murell Dean Horton (costumes), Dennis Parichy (lights) and David A. The Acting Company Pioneers! features Beth Bartley, Corey Behnke, Todd Cerveris, Elliot Dash, Joe Domencic, Michael Thomas Holmes, Matt Hoverman, Grace Hsu, Gregory Jackson, Royden Mills, Evan Robertson, Erika Rolfsrud, Michele Tauber and Jonathan Uffelman. Their version of O, Pioneers! was seen on PBS' American Playhouse with Mary McDonnell as Alexandra. Sherman composed Leaving Queens,which premiered earlier in 2001 with Women's Project & Productions.

The Acting Company O Pioneers! (May 2-13) was written by Darrah Cloud with music by Kim D. Also in the cast are Gayle Allard, Laura Baker, Robert Beiderman, Lucianna Baregi, Jennifer Edwards, Amy Elkins, Michael Gillis, Keith Hallworth, Scott Hunter, Heather Jewels, Alexander Le Fevre, Jillian Louis, Femi Plimpton, Laurie Potter, Beth Renee and Nick Sattinger. Torburg), Mateja Govich (Louis Bergson), Jerome Causse (Amadee Chevalier), Matthew Morse (Emil Bergson), Fred Rueck (Carl Linstrum), Oliver Burg (Frank Shabata), and John Rose (Oscar Bergson). The Producers Club Pioneers features Jennifer Trimble (Alexandra), Lisa Neubauer (Marie Tovesky), Jim Glenn (Albert Tovesky & Father Duchesne), Lisa Rothauser (Mother Superior & Mrs. There she faces the challenges of farming life as well as the frontier's disrespectful attitude towards women. Whichever O Pioneers! it is, the piece centers on Alexandra Bergson, a Swede who travels with her family out into 1890's Nebraska.

The second, a traveling play-with-music version performed by the Acting Company, settles into Women's Project Theatre May 2-13. The first O, Pioneers, a musical written and directed by Hull House Theater founder Robert Sickinger, arrives at the Producers' Club II April 19-May 6. O, Pioneers!, Willa Cather's great novel of a Swedish immigrant's struggle on the American plains, must sing - there are two musical versions of the novel coming to New York City.

Matt Hoverman, Royden Mills and Erika Rolfsrud in O, Pioneers at Women's Project Theatre.

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