Grey House
Levi Holloway's Intelligent and Terrifying Play Earns Two Tony Nominations
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This is no simple melodrama, but a yarn about reincarnation and past sins, about foreknowledge and the stupidity of running away from your own destiny.
Chicago Tribune
Levi Holloway's Intelligent and Terrifying Play Earns Two Tony Nominations
Levi Holloway's Intelligent and Terrifying Play Earns Two Tony Nominations
Ending on July 30, 2023
After a much-lauded debut in Chicago, Grey House makes its way to Broadway - starring Laurie Metcalf! The production, directed by Tony-winner Joe Mantello (Wicked, Assassins, The Boys in the Band), promises to bring an entirely new Broadway experience to audiences. It's equal parts intelligent and terrifying, and will leave even the most experienced theatre-goers unnerved. Don't miss Grey House's horror-thriller tale of a couple stranded in a remote cabin - if you dare!
Metcalf stars alongside Tatiana Maslany and Sophia Anne Caruso in this unsettling new play by Levi Holloway. A young married couple, Max and Henry, find themselves stranded in the woods after hitting a deer with their car. This might all sound very familiar so far, but that's where it starts to get weird - and very, very creepy. They find refuge (or so they think) in a remote cabin inhabited by a family of teenage girls and their mother. Or is it their mother? Reality and timelines begin to blur, and Max and Henry start to question how well they actually know each other.
During its Chicago premiere, critics praised Holloway's play as being "a savvy, smart, self-aware new play", with equal praise for the talented design team who bring her unusual and unsettling world to life on stage. It's certainly not your average Broadway production - but then again, that's often when the most memorable theatrical experiences happen. The play has since been nominated for two Tony awards, including 'Best Sounds Design Of A Play' and 'Best Lighting Design Of A Play'.
Laurie Metcalf as Raleigh
Titiana Maslany as Max
Paul Sparks as Henry
Sophia Anne Caruso as Marlow
Millicent Simmonds as Bernie
Cyndi Coyne as The Ancient
Colby Kipnes as Squirrel
Alyssa Emily Marvin as A1656
Eamon Patrick O'Connell as The Boy
Directing of artistic sign language by Andrew Morrill
Scenic Design by Scott Pask
Costume Design by Rudy Mance
Lighting Design by Natasha Katz
Sound Design by Tom Gibbons
Choreography by Camille A. Brown
Musical arrangement by Or Matias
Casting by David Caparelliotis
Management by Foresight Theatrical
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