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News Daniel Goldfarb's Sarah, Sarah Begins World Premiere at Manhattan Theatre Club Daniel Goldfarb's new comedy, Sarah, Sarah, about two generations of one contentious family, begins previews at Manhattan Theatre Club's Stage II March 11.

From the author of Adam Baum and the Jew Movie comes a play about a family: "In 1961 Toronto, the matriarch of an immigrant family strongly opposes her son's impending marriage. Forty years later, the next generation of this same family makes a very eventful trip to China. But can they escape their past?"

The cast includes Andrew Katz, Richard Masur, Lori Prince and J. Smith-Cameron, under the direction of Mark Nelson. The Off-Broadway opening is March 30 at MTC's home at City Center.

The design team includes James Noone (sets), Michael Krass (costumes), Howell Binkley (lighting) and Scott Killian (original music and sound).

The not-for-profit MTC operates two venues Off-Broadway at City Center (Stages I and II) at 131 W. 55th Street, as well as Broadway's Biltmore Theatre (currently offering Regina Taylor's Drowning Crow).

For information, visit ManhattanTheatreClub.com.

 
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