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News Fully Committed Commits to OB's Cherry Lane As Stars Dim After extending to the last possible performance at the Vineyard Theatre, Fully Committed is committed to rising again Off-Broadway. The Nicholas Martin-helmed comedy will take the Cherry Lane Theatre after the musical Stars In Your Eyes closes Nov. 28.
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Mark Setlock in Fully Committed. Photo by Photo by Carol Rosegg

After extending to the last possible performance at the Vineyard Theatre, Fully Committed is committed to rising again Off-Broadway. The Nicholas Martin-helmed comedy will take the Cherry Lane Theatre after the musical Stars In Your Eyes closes Nov. 28. Further details as to the reopening are not yet available, but are expected soon.

Fully Committed opened Sept. 30 with fully-committed reviews, extending through Oct. 30 at Off-Broadway's Vineyard. Mark Setlock, an original company member of Broadway's Rent, stars in the one-man piece penned by Becky Mode.

Acting Fully Committed is no stretch for Setlock -- his real life experiences as an out-of-work actor desperately trying to find tables for a series of wealthy and outlandish patrons at a trendy Manhattan restaurant were the basis for Mode's play. Her other credits include writing for TV's "Cosby," HBO, Nickelodeon and Disney.

As well as appearing in the workshop production of Rent, Setlock understudied the lead role of Angel with the original Broadway company, later returning to the show in the ensemble as Gordon, Mr. Grey and others. Other credits include stints at Primary Stages, HERE, NADA and Ontological/Hysteric.

Director Martin returns from the Williamstown Theatre Festival where he helmed Camino Real with Ethan Hawke and Chaucer in Rome. He won the 1999 Obie Award for Christopher Durang's Betty's Summer Vacation and also directed Bosoms and Neglect at the Signature and Full Gallop.

-- By Christine Ehren

 
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