'Madagascar' the play

Mystery and secrets are revealed in this dramatic new play which comes to ATF as a finalist for the prestigious National Theater Critic's Award for Best New Play of 2004. MADAGASCAR tells the story of a mysterious disappearance that changes three lives and a family, all of them brought together in a hotel room on Rome's Spanish Steps. An intricate, suspenseful puzzle of a play where time, place, and truth follow their own dangerous revelatory rules with humor and honesty. Mary Beth Peil (ATF's WIT in 2000, Broadway's NINE in 2003) is planning to return to ATF as part of this play's exciting cast.


a play by J.T. Rogers
directed by Gus Reyes
July 20-30, 2005

This summer, ATF will also stage J.T. Rogers' new play Madagascar, the solo show High Dive and a work-in-progress, Lost, by Melissa James Gibson.

"This season really represents so much of what ATF is all about," ATF artistic director Martha Banta said in a statement. "The Girl in the Frame is a romantic, funny, and contemporary musical which follows in the footsteps of past shows like Mimi Le Duck, Guys On Ice even Heartbeats in our very first season. Madagascar is an award-winning new play which is quickly attracting a lot of attention around the country and will feature a very impressive cast - one of the best we have ever had at ATF,


Kenneth Jones Playbill On-Line
Wed Jun 22, 3:33 PM ET

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