Everyday Rapture Team Finds Its Broadway Stars for World Premiere of Whorl Inside a Loop | Playbill

News Everyday Rapture Team Finds Its Broadway Stars for World Premiere of Whorl Inside a Loop Off-Broadway's Second Stage Theatre has announced complete casting for its world premiere production of Whorl Inside a Loop, a new play by Dick Scanlan and Sherie Rene Scott, co-directed by Michael Mayer and Scanlan — the creative team behind the Tony-nominated Everyday Rapture.

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As previously announced, multi-Tony nominee Scott, who co-wrote and starred in Everyday Rapture will perform both those tasks again on Whorl Inside a Loop. She will be joined on stage by Derrick Baskin (…Spelling Bee), Nicholas Christopher (Motown), Chris Myers (An Octoroon), Ryan Quinn (King Lear), Daniel J. Watts (In the Heights), and Donald Webber, Jr. (Motown).

Performances are set to begin Aug. 4 at Second Stage Theatre’s Tony Kiser Theatre.

In the new work, Scott will play a celebrity actress who ventures behind the bars of a men's maximum security prison in order to help them tell their stories. The group, through sharing intimate and sometimes hilarious details of their former lives, form a close bond. As stated in press notes, the play "explores the fine line between convicted felons and the criminal inside each of us, the viability of forgiveness and the unreliability of redemption."

Additional material is by Andre Kelley, Marvin Lewis, Felix Machado, Richard Norat and Jeffrey Rivera.

Scott's previous show, Everyday Rapture, also had its world premiere at Second Stage Theatre, where it opened in 2009 before transferring to Broadway the following year and was nominated for two Tony Awards "Working with Sherie, Dick, and Michael on Everyday Rapture was one of the most fulfilling and enjoyable experiences of my career and I am thrilled to welcome them back with this new play," said Second Stage artistic director Carole Rothman in an earlier statement. "Sherie and Dick have written a powerful and surprising ensemble work – timely, moving, and full of the honesty, insight, and humor that make their combined voice such a singular delight."

Season subscriptions are available by visiting 2ST.com or by calling the box office at (212) 246-4422. Second Stage Theatre’s Tony Kiser Theatre is located at 305 West 43rd St.

 
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