Off-Broadway’s Fear Meets the Press | Playbill

Photos Off-Broadway’s Fear Meets the Press The world premiere of Matt Williams’ new psychodrama begins performances at the Lucille Lortel October 15.
Enrico Colantoni, Alexander Garfin, and Obi Abili Marc J. Franklin

The world premiere of Matt WilliamsFear will begin performances at the Lucille Lortel Theatre October 15. The new psychodrama from the writer, actor, and producer (Actually, We're F**ked) is scheduled to open October 24

The cast of the world premiere, directed by Tea Alagić, will be made up of Obi Abili (Billions, The Emperor Jones), Enrico Colantoni (A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Veronica Mars), and Alexander Garfin (Peanuts).

Flip through photos of the press day below:

Off-Broadway’s Fear Meets the Press

The creative team features scenic designer Andrew Boyce (Plot Points In Our Sexual Development, Buyer & Seller), lighting designer D.M. Wood (The Twilight Zone), costume designer Oana Botez (In the Green), sound designer Jane Shaw (Vilna, The Price of Thomas Scott), fight director J. David Brimmer (Grace, An Enemy of the People, Wit), and production stage manager Christine Catti. Casting is by Mary Jo Slater.

Fear is produced by Marni Raab, David and Jenny Stone, Stone Boies Entertainment, and David Youse in association with Cherry Lane Theatre (Founder Angelina Fiordellisi). Julie Crosby is executive producer and general manager.

Williams is a writer, director, actor, and producer who works for the stage and screen. His other plays include Bruce Lee Is Dead and I’m Not Feeling Too Good Either, Jason, The Nun, and Between Daylight and Boonville. He directed the world premiere of the musical Open Heart at the Cherry Lane Theatre and produced The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin at Playwrights Horizons. On screen, he has written for Roseanne, Home Improvement, and The Cosby Show.

 
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