Dragged From the Swamp: Devil Boys From Beyond Begins Off-Broadway Nov. 3 | Playbill

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News Dragged From the Swamp: Devil Boys From Beyond Begins Off-Broadway Nov. 3 Buddy Thomas and Kenneth Elliott's all-male sci-fi adventure Devil Boys from Beyond emerges from the swamps to take Off-Broadway beginning Nov. 3 at New World Stages.

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Andy Halliday

Theatre-in-Limbo co-founder and Devil Boys co-author Elliott directs the production, which was originally presented as part of the 2009 New York Fringe Festival. An official opening has been set for Nov. 13.

The Off-Broadway run of Devil Boys reunites its original cast members including Ridiculous Theatrical Company actor Everett Quinton as Florence Wexler and frequent Charles Busch player Andy Halliday as Dotty Primrose.

In addition to Quinton and Halliday, the cast features Paul Pecorino (Mattie Van Buren), Chris Dell'Armo (Lucinda Marsh), Peter Cormican (Gilbert Wiatt), Robert Berliner (Gregory Graham), Jacques Mitchell (Jack Primrose) and Jeff Riberdy (Harry Wexler).

According to producers, "Summer of 1957 is a scorcher and something strange is going on in the swamps of Lizard Lick, Florida. With rumors of missing people and giant spaceships running rampant, star NYC reporter Mattie Van Buren races down in search of her next Pulitzer, her booze-hound ex-husband, Gregory Graham in tow, and her arch-enemy, Lucinda Marsh hot on her heels to scoop her story. Flying saucers! Backstabbing bitches! Muscle hunks and men in pumps!"

Devil Boys is designed by B.T. Whitehill (scenic design), Gail Baldoni (costume design), Gerard Kelly (wig & hair design), Vivien Leone (lighting design) and Drew Fornarola (original score and sound design).

Devil Boys will play a limited run through Dec. 30. For tickets, priced $65, phone (212) 239-6200 or visit Telecharge. New World Stages is located at 340 West 50th Street.

 
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