Off-Broadway NewsAlice Ripley to Star in Solo Drama The Pink Unicorn Off-BroadwayRipley will play a conservative Christian widow whose daughter comes out as “gender queer.”
By
Adam Hetrick
February 06, 2019
Alice Ripley
Tony Award winner Alice Ripley will star in the Off-Broadway premiere of The Pink Unicorn, a site-specific solo drama by playwright Elise Forier Edie.
Ripley (Next to Normal, Side Show) will play a Christian widow living in a conservative Texas town whose 14-year-old daughter announces that she is “gender queer,” and intends to start a Gay and Straight Alliance in her high school.
Amy Jones will direct the production that will begin previews May 9 at the Episcopal Actors’ Guild ahead of a May 15 opening night.
Out of the Box Theatrics, which utilizes non-traditional spaces to create site-specific theatre, produces the limited Off-Broadway engagement which runs through May 25.
Edie, a playwright and actor, has performed the solo play across the U.S., including a previous New York appearance at the United Solo Festival.
Tickets, priced $99, are available at ootbtheatrics.com. The Episcopal Actors’ Guild is located at 1 East 29th Street.
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Alice Ripley and Alan Campbell in Sunset Boulevard (Broadway, 1994)
Alice Ripley and Alan Campbell in Sunset Boulevard (Broadway, 1994)
Alice Ripley, Alan Campbell, Glenn Close, George Hearn and Vincent Tumeo during the Broadway opening night curtain call for Sunset Boulevard, November 17, 1994
Emily Skinner and Alice Ripley in the 1997 Broadway musical Side Show.
Emily Skinner, Alice Ripley and Hugh Panaro in the 1997 Broadway musical Side Show