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Wit
Produced by Manhattan Theatre Club (Lynne Meadow, Artistic Director; Barry Grove, Executive Producer).
Ended it's acclaimed engagement at MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 West 47th Street) on Saturday, March 17, 2012
BBB Contact: Aaron Meier, Christine Olver, Emily Meagher
Cynthia Nixon returned to MTC in the Broadway premiere of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play WIT by Margaret Edson, directed by MTC’s award-winning Artistic Director Lynne Meadow.
WIT has received the following awards nominations this season
Tony Awards
- Best Revival of a Play
- Best Actress in a Play - Cynthia Nixon
Drama League Awards
- Distinguished Revival of a Play
- Distinguished Performance - Cynthia Nixon
Joining Nixon as ‘Vivian Bearing’ were Pun Bandhu (Technician), Olivier Award winner Suzanne Bertish (E.M. Ashford), Michael Countryman (Harvey Kelekian/Mr. Bearing), Jessica Dickey (Technician), Chiké Johnson (Technician), Greg Keller (Jason Posner), Carra Patterson (Susie Monahan), and Zachary Spicer (Technician).
The limited engagement of WIT opened Thursday, January 26 at MTC’s Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 West 47th Street) and ended its run on Saturday evening, March 17.
Exquisitely written, affecting and often humorous, WIT follows a brilliant and exacting poetry professor (Nixon) as she undergoes experimental treatment for cancer. A scholar who devoted her life to academia, she must now face the irony and injustice of becoming the subject of research.
WIT had its New York premiere in 1998 receiving universal acclaim and ran Off-Broadway for over 500 performances. It was the most honored play of the season garnering the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and was named Best Play by the New York Drama Critic Circle, the Drama Desk Awards, the Outer Critics Circle Awards, the Drama League, and the Lucille Lortel Awards.
Joining Tony and Emmy Award winner Cynthia Nixon as ‘Vivian Bearing’ will be Pun Bandhu (Technician), Olivier Award winner Suzanne Bertish (E.M. Ashford), Michael Countryman (Harvey Kelekian/Mr. Bearing), Jessica Dickey (Technician), Chiké Johnson (Technician), Greg Keller (Jason Posner), Carra Patterson (Susie Monahan), and Zachary Spicer (Technician).
The limited engagement of WIT will begin previews Thursday, January 5 and open Thursday, January 26 at MTC’s Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 West 47th Street). Tickets are currently on sale through Sunday, March 11.