WINTER REP 2024
DRINKS WITH
DEAD POETS
By Glyn Maxwell
Directed by Atillio Rigotti
“Fascinating… the right play at the right time.” – Inside Press
Antonio Edwards Saurez as Zach in PTE’s DRINKS WITH DEAD POETS.
PHOTO: Brian Jenkins
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
EIGHT DATES ONLY!
February 2 – 11 , 2024
Jeffrey & Paula Gural Theatre
A.R.T./New York Theatres
502 West 53rd Street
New York, NY 10019 | MAP
Olivier-nominated author, playwright and poet Glyn Maxwell adapts his celebrated novel into a unique theatrical performance.
It’s a strange day in Nyack, New York.
America’s Last Library is being demolished, the Last Votes are being counted in the Last Election Ever, and Rockland County is the Last to Declare.
Meanwhile Glyn Maxwell, an English Professor – well, a professor who is English – wanders into a pub and thinks he recognizes certain Dead Poets at the bar. Will he get served? Will America get saved? At this point in history, he’ll settle for either one.
Poets, Ghosts and the End of the World pass a pleasant evening in Glyn Maxwell’s DRINKS WITH DEAD POETS.
RUN TIME: 90 minutes with no intermission
Box office opens 1 hour before show time.
For information on the A.R.T./New York Theatres including directions and accessibility information, please visit www.art-newyork.org/your-visit.
Listen here to the WBAI Radio Interview with Glyn Maxwell and Craig Smith
WINTER REP 2024
DOSTOYEVSKY’S
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
A New Award-Winning Stage Adaptation by Marilyn Campbell & Curt Columbus
Directed by Karen Case Cook
”A towering purely theatrical incarnation!" - D. Reilly, TheatreScene
"Brilliant Actors... Glorious!" - TheatreScene
Josh Tyson as Roskolnikov in PTE’s CRIME AND PUNISHMENT.
PHOTO: Brian Jenkins
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
NINE PERFORMANCES ONLY!
January 19 – 28, 2024
Jeffrey & Paula Gural Theatre
A.R.T./New York Theatres
502 West 53rd Street
New York, NY 10019 | MAP
Fresh from a sold-out run at Phoenix Festival in the Hudson Valley, Crime and Punishment has a limited run in New York City.
Often spoken of as the greatest crime story ever written, it is a tale of murder, motive and redemption that plumbs the depths of the human soul.
For modern audiences, imagine a 19th century Tony Soprano named Raskolnikov who fancies himself above the law - entitled to such an extent that he may decide who is worthy of life and of death. But that all ends when he meets his match in Inspector Porfiry, a master of mind games who is determined to elicit a confession from the ever-more-demented Raskolnikov.
A taut thrilling adaptation that compresses all the tension and pathos of the novel into a powerful 90 minutes of theater that is at once fresh and faithful to the original.
RUN TIME: 90m with no intermission.
Box office opens 1 hour before show time.
For information on the A.R.T./New York Theatres including directions and accessibility information, please visit www.art-newyork.org/your-visit.