Streamers

Sexuality, race and class during the escalation of a controversial war.

Revival of David Rabe's Streamers Storms the Laura Pels Theatre

Streamers Opening Night – Cast
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The cast of Streamers stands at attention
for their opening night applause (and standing ovation).

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The Roundabout Theatre Company’s revival of award-winning military play Streamers invaded the Laura Pels Theatre on November 11, opening off-Broadway to an eager audience at (appropriately) full attention. Written by Vietnam War veteran David Rabe shortly after his discharge from the Army, the show follows fours soldiers (Hale Appleman, Ato Essandoh, Brad Fleischer and J.D. Williams) anxiously awaiting their deployment—possibly to the escalating Vietnam War—after completing boot camp in 1965. The cast, rounded out by John Sharian, Larry Clarke, Cobey Mandarino, E.J. Cantu, Jason McDowell-Green and Axel Avin Jr., fell quickly into line for their opening bows, then marched in formation on to their well-earned opening night celebration. Click here to meet the men of Streamers, in—and out—of uniform!

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Streamers Opening Night – Cast
Streamers Opening Night – Brad Fleischer – J.D. Williams
Streamers Opening Night – Ato Essandoh – John Sharian – David Rabe
Streamers Opening Night – Jason McDowell-Green - Charlie Hewson
Streamers Opening Night – David Rabe – Scott Ellis
Streamers Opening Night – David Rabe – Todd Haimes
Streamers Opening Night – Cobey Mandarino – Charlie Hewson – Axel Avin Jr.
Streamers Opening Night – Brad Fleischer – Hale Appleman – Ato Essandoh – Larry Clarke
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