The evening, directed by Rob Ruggiero, benefited The Ali Forney Center. Carl Siciliano introduced the event.
Tea at Five, press notes state, is "an intimate look at Katharine Hepburn, at home, in her Fenwick estate in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. The play takes place in 1983 after Hepburn was injured in a car crash. The accident affords the now-legendary star an opportunity to reflect on her turbulent childhood, the triumphs and failures of her career and her heart-breaking romance with Spencer Tracy."
Charles Busch
The Ali Forney Center/Monica Simoes
Charles Busch
The Ali Forney Center/Monica Simoes
Charles Busch and Julie Halston
The Ali Forney Center/Monica Simoes
Matthew Lombardo, Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, Charles Busch and Julie Halston
The Ali Forney Center/Monica Simoes
Rob Ruggiero, Matthew Lombardo and David Youse
The Ali Forney Center/Monica Simoes
Charles Busch and Carl Siciliano
The Ali Forney Center/Monica Simoes
Matthew Lombardo, Charles Busch and Rob Ruggiero
The Ali Forney Center/Monica Simoes
Tea at Five was first produced by Hartford Stage and thereafter produced by Daryl Roth, David Gersten, Paul Morer, Michael Filerman, Amy Nederlander and Scott E. Nederlander at the Promenade Theatre, Off-Broadway in New York City.
