Two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark, most recently on Broadway in James Graham‘s Punch, will return to the New York stage next month in the world premiere of Joshua Owen’s Human Things.
Directed by Rory McGregor, previews will begin September 12 prior to an official opening September 25 Off-Broadway at The West End Theatre. The five-week limited engagement is currently scheduled through October 18.
Joining Broadway favorite Clark (The Light in the Piazza, Kimberly Akimbo) will be Rebeca Robles (Fires, Ohio), Ben Rosenfield (Boardwalk Empire), and Tony nominee Michael Mulheren (Bright Star; Kiss Me, Kate).
The new play follows Greg
(Rosenfield) and Margaret (Robles), who are on an atoll in the South Pacific where Margaret is studying a
dwindling population of migratory birds and Greg is doing… something. When Bo (Mulheren) and Darce (Clark) arrive, stranded, having crashed their beloved Hula-Hoop into a nearby coral reef, they bring with them a storm that threatens to reshape the world in ways both big and small.
The upcoming production will also feature scenic design by Jacob Bers, lighting design by Reza Behjat, costume design by Amanda Roberge, sound design by Ian Scot, and props design by Thomas Jenkeleit. Casting is by Rori Bergman and Karlee Fomalont.
The production stage manager is Tyler Larson, and the assistant stage manager is Isabel Schwartzberg.
Human Things is presented by Rowan Productions, with Mix and Match Productions serving as general manager and executive producer.
Visit HumanThingsPlay.com.