Hartford Stage Sets Summer Season with Unforgettable, Readies for New Year | Playbill

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News Hartford Stage Sets Summer Season with Unforgettable, Readies for New Year Hartford Stage's upcoming SummerStage season has been set with the addition of Unforgettable: The Nat "King'' Cole Story and Hershey Felder's Monsieur Chopin to returning runs of Two Piano, Four Hands and George Gershwin Alone.

The mainstage 2006-2007 season for the Connecticut company has also firmed with plans to present Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke (a co-production with New Jersey's Paper Mill Playhouse) directed by Michael Wilson (Aug. 31-Oct. 1), Stuart Gilbert's translation of Jean Paul Sartre's No Exit directed by Jerry Mouawad (Oct. 12-Nov. 12), August Wilson's Fences (Jan. 11-Feb. 11, 2007), Doug Wright's I Am My Own Wife (Feb. 22-March 25, 2007) and Luis Alfaro's Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner (April 12-May 13, 2007). The traditional A Christmas Carol staged by Wilson will play Nov. 24-Dec. 24.

Among the options being considered for the final slot (May 24-June 24, 2007) is a stage adaptation of the Larry McMurtry novel "Terms of Endearment" — former "Dallas" star Linda Gray is reportedly attached — (James L. Brooks made the 1983 Academy Award-winning film version), William Finn's Elegies or the Long Wharf Theatre's production of Man of La Mancha.

The 2006 SummerStage lineup is as follows:

  • Clarke Peters and Larrington Walker's Unforgettable: The Nat "King" Cole Story (July 5-15)
  • Ted Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt's Two Piano, Four Hands (July 18-30)
  • Hershey Felder's Monsieur Chopin (Aug. 4-13)
  • Hershey Felder's George Gershwin Alone (Aug. 15-20)


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    Tickets to shows at Hartford Stage, 50 Church Street in downtown Hartford, CT will be available by calling (860) 527-5151 . For more information, visit www.hartfordstage.org.
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