"Mark Twain's Blues" - DR2 Theatre

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Mark Twain's Blues, a Play with Songs, at DR2 Theatre

Title:	Mark Twain's Blues
Venue:	DR2 Theatre (New York, NY)
Full Price:	$40.50	Our Price:	$20.25
Rating:	Rated 1.0 by 1 member who went.

Why was America's great humorist so unhappy at the end of his life? Because he'd always felt ashamed of selling out the ending of his Great American Novel. Now an older Huck Finn and ex-slave Jim come back to give him hell for it. In Mark Twain's theatrical re-imagining, they all sing what they could not say — and get that ending right at last.

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Jul 17 2008

Karen

I left early and didn't enjoy this show.

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More Details About This Event:

Book by Walt Stepp
Music & Lyrics
by Stepp & Twain
Director - Tom Herman

With
Bonne Kramer
Lance Olds
Barry Phillips
Bill Tatum

Set Design: Jen Varbalow
Costume Design: Cathy Small
Lighting Design: Charles Forster
Sound Design: Peter Carpenter
Music Director: David Wolfson
Choreographer: James Beaudry
Production Stage Manager:
Michael Palmer*
Asst. Stage Manager: Malachy Orozco*
Production Management: Peter Sylvester
Technical Director: John Sisson

About DR2 Theatre:

The DR2 Theatre, built in 2002, is the newest addition to the Off-Broadway scene in Union Square. A beautiful and intimate 99-seat theatre, the DR2 is the former annex of the Union Square Savings Bank, now The Daryl Roth Theatre. The DR2 has served as home to THOM PAIN (based on nothing), EARS ON A BEATLE, and other top notch productions.