The Tricia Walsh-Smith one-acts will also feature Chris Sarandon, Trudie Styler, Jackie Hoffman, Peter Bartlett and Jessica Hecht. The 6:30 PM performance will benefit the Caron Treatment Centers, a leader in the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction.

Peter DuBois, the producing director of the Public Theater, will direct Addictions, which "delves into the lives of three very different women and their dependencies."

Playwright Walsh-Smith, author of Bonkers, penned Addictions after the suicide of her youngest brother Kevin, who was a long-time alcohol addict. According to press notes, it is Walsh-Smith's hope "that this play might help other suffering addicts."

Martha Plimpton appeared on Broadway in Sixteen Wounded and Off-Broadway in The False Servant, Hobson's Choice (Obie Award), Pericles, The Haggadah, Runaways, Suburbia and Flesh and Blood. Plimpton's screen credits include “The Sleepy Time Gal,” “200 Cigarettes,” “Beautiful Girls,” “Another Woman,” “Eye of God,” “Parenthood,” “I Shot Andy Warhol,” “Pecker,” “Running on Empty,” “Stanley and Iris,” “The Mosquito Coast” and “The Goonies."

The Promenade Theatre is located at 2162 Broadway at 76th Street. Tickets, priced $350, are available by calling (212) 371-3220, ext. 6152.