McClanahan, Bierko, Orbach, Reno Get Fired! for Second Stage, March 7-15 | Playbill

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News McClanahan, Bierko, Orbach, Reno Get Fired! for Second Stage, March 7-15 Rue McClanahan ("The Golden Girls"), Craig Bierko (The Music Man) playwrights Theresa Rebeck (Omnium Gatherum) and Stephen Adly Guirgis (Our Lady of 121st Street) and downtown fave Reno are among the lineup of Second Stage Theatre's second presentation of Fired! with new guest stars, March 7-15.
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Annabelle Gurwitch

Television personality Annabelle Gurwitch ("Dinner and a Movie," "Not Necessarily the News"), whose stage credits Joe and Betty, Uncommon Women and Others, talks of being fired by her idol Woody Allen during rehearsals of the Off-Broadway staging of Writer's Block. "After writing and performing a piece about the experience, many others were inspired to tell their tales," promotional materials explain. Bierko (who relived his decision to star in an NBC sitcom — which later failed — over "Friends," through a sharply surly monologue) rejoins original Fired! cast members Eric Simonson (who comically dramatized his experiences with Paul Simon's The Capeman), actor Fisher Stevens ("Short Circuit") and Ron Orbach (who spoke of his bad luck with The Producers and Dance of the Vampires) to spin their tales of woe and unemployment.

They are also joined by John Pankow (Barbra's Wedding, "Mad About You"), Charlayne Woodard (In Real Life), David Rakoff ("This American Life"), Judy Gold (HBO's "At the Multiplex"), actor Taylor Negron ("The Last Boy Scout"), playwright Richard Vetere (One Shot, One Kill) and journalist Anthony Haden-Gest. For an up-to-date cast schedule, visit www.secondstagetheatre.com.

The show will play at Second Stage Theatre, 307 West 43 St. (just off Eighth Ave.) as part of the company's Monday Night Live series. Tickets ($30) are available by calling (212) 246-4422.

 
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