Carl Forsman will stage the work which set to begin previews Oct. 11 and open Oct. 26 for a run through Dec. 4. Playwright Michael Murphy's documentary theatre-style Sin tells the tale of Boston's Cardinal Bernard Law (Cullum) who was called to testify against two priests who were accused of sexual abuse. The play which uses text from actual testimony and words of other priests, victims and parents involved in the trials made its premiere at the Chicago's Bailiwick Repertory Company.

Cullum is a Broadway veteran of such shows as Shenandoah and On the Twentieth Century — both of which garnered him Tony Awards. His turn in the musical Urinetown also garnered him a Tony nomination. Other credits include Camelot, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Boys in Autumn, Hamlet, 1776, All My Sons, Show Boat and Old Money. Cullum will star opposite his son JD Cullum in Ronald Harwood's The Dresser for his hometown Knoxville, Tennessee's Clarence Brown Theatre Company, Aug. 26-Sept. 11.

The upcoming New Group season will also include a revival of David Rabe's Hurlyburly directed by New Group artistic director Scott Elliott (Aunt Dan and Lemon) and the American premiere of Terrorism co-presented with The Play Company. James Lapine (Into The Woods, Fran's Bed) directs the Sascha Dugdale translation of the work by the Vladimir and Oleg Presnyakov.

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