Falling Off Broadway to Play Peter Jay Sharp
by Broadway Staff • Nov 1, 2004
Falling Off Broadway, a one-man show written and performed by Broadway producer David Black, will occupy Playwrights Horizons' Peter Jay Sharp Theatre from November 26 through February 20.
In Falling Off Broadway, Black tell his life story, from surviving his parents to becoming a Broadway producer, which made him lose both his money and his mind. Along the way he works as an opera singer, spy, sock salesman and Wall Street stock broker.
In Falling Off Broadway, Black tell his life story, from surviving his parents to becoming a Broadway producer, which made him lose both his money and his mind. Along the way he works as an opera singer, spy, sock salesman and Wall Street stock broker.
Black, who is also a respected painter, produced 18 shows on Broadway, including George M!, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The Ides of March, Ready When You Are, CB! and The Impossible Years. He is the author of two books: The Magic of Theater and The Actor's Audition.
Directed by Craig Belknap, Falling Off Broadway premiered at the Kings Head Theatre in London in 2002. It is scheduled to officially open off-Broadway on December 5.
Spatter Pattern Or, How I Got Away With It ended its extended run at the Peter Jay Sharp on October 31. After Falling Off Broadway, the Playwrights production of Julia Cho's BFE is scheduled to play at the venue, with performances beginning on May 19.