PHOTO CALL: Mary-Louise Parker Gets Reckless in Lucas Play at the Biltmore

By Morgan Allen
October 4, 2004

Mary-Louise Parker, a recent Emmy winner for her turn in HBO's "Angels in America", returns to the Broadway stage in a revival of the Craig Lucas play Reckless, now in previews.

Manhattan Theatre Club is producing the work, it's first of the Broadway season at the restored Biltmore Theatre. Parker plays a suburban house wife who finds out that her husband has hired a hit man to end her life.

Parker won a critical acclaim, as well as a Tony Award, for her last Broadway production, Proof. She made her Broadway debut in playwright Lucas' Prelude to a Kiss in 1990.

Reckless is directed by Mark Brokaw, with settings by Allen Moyer, costumes by Michael Krass, lights by Chris Akerlind, and sound/original music by David Van Tieghem. The production has its opening night on Oct. 14 and is scheduled to run through Nov. 28.

Photos are by Joan Marcus

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