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JOIN PRIMARY STAGES IN 2017<br />
AS OUR SEASON CONTINUES...<br />
JANUARY-MARCH 2017<br />
NEW YORK PREMIERE<br />
FADE<br />
BY TANYA SARACHO<br />
DIRECTED BY JERRY RUIZ<br />
Acclaimed playwright and screenwriter TANYA SARACHO (Mala Hierba at Second Stage;<br />
writer and co-producer of the hit ABC series, “How to Get Away with Murder”) comes to<br />
Primary Stages with the New York Premiere of Fade, a behind-the-scenes comedy about<br />
the burgeoning friendship between Lucia and Abel, two Latinos of Mexican descent<br />
working at a ruthless Hollywood studio. Lucia is a tenacious novelist, newly hired to write<br />
for a TV detective series and struggling to find her place among a team of domineering<br />
white male co-workers. Abel is one of the studio’s janitors, compassionate to Lucia’s<br />
difficulties and generous with his opinions and personal anecdotes which keeps them in<br />
an absorbing tête-à-tête throughout their workdays. As their bond grows, Abel’s stories<br />
quickly blur with those Lucia is writing for the show and they both find themselves in the<br />
center of their own not-quite-made-for-TV drama.<br />
MARCH-MAY 2017<br />
NEW YORK PREMIERE<br />
DANIEL’S HUSBAND<br />
BY MICHAEL McKEEVER<br />
DIRECTED BY JOE BRANCATO<br />
In MICHAEL MCKEEVER’s compelling new play, Daniel’s Husband, we see Daniel<br />
and Mitchell enjoying life as the Perfect Couple. Perfect house, perfect friends, even a<br />
mother who wants them to wed. What isn’t perfect is that Daniel longs to be married<br />
and Mitchell does not. A turn of events forces both men to face the consequences of<br />
their opposing views, and they learn that they are living in a world where fundamental<br />
rights aren’t always so fundamental. Proclaimed by the Miami Herald as “beautifully<br />
crafted, powerfully realized and emotionally devastating,” Daniel’s Husband takes an<br />
unflinching look at how we choose to Tie the Knot. Or not. (Produced by Primary Stages<br />
in association with Ted Snowdon.)<br />
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