Cast Set for Second Stage's All This Intimacy

Veronica Mars cast member Krysten Ritter will appear in Rajiv Joseph's All This Intimacy as part of the Second Stage Theatre Uptown series at the McGinn/Cazale Theatre. Thomas Sadoski, Gretchen Egolf, Adam Green, Amy Landecker and Kate Nowlin also star.

In All This Intimacy, Ty Sadoski is a lusty 30-year-old poet who finds himself embroiled in several simultaneous relationships. There's his sweet girlfriend Jen Egolf, his God-fearing 40-year-old neighbor Maureen Landecker and Becca Ritter, his 18-year-old student. They all have news for him that is sure to change his life.

Ritter is best known for playing Gia Goodman on the television show Veronica Mars. She also had a small part in the series The Bedford Diaries. Ritter was seen on the New York stage in a benefit performance of 24 Hour Plays at the Signature Theatre.

Sadoski appeared on Broadway in Reckless which was presented by Second Stage and Manhattan Theatre Club. His off-Broadway credits include Where We're Born, The Mistakes Madeline Made, Jump/Cut, The General from America and Second Stage mountings of This Is Our Youth and Gemini.

Egolf has appeared on Broadway in Jackie also West End and Ring Round the Moon. Her other New York credits include Modern Orthodox, More Lies About Jerzy, Getting Into Heaven and Crocodiles in the Potomac. She was one of the stars of the CBS series Martial Law.

Green's New York credits include The Mines of Sulphur New York City Opera, Bone Portraits SoHo Rep and Amerikus Rex Belt Theater. Regionally, he has appeared at the Alliance Theatre and Shakespeare on the Sound.

Landecker's Gotham theatrical credits include Bug, Blue Surge, Love in the Age of Narcissism and Apartment 3A. Regional credits include A Streetcar Named Desire at Steppenwolf, The Blue Room at Capitol Repertory Theatre and Zoot Suit at Goodman Theatre.

Nowlin appeared off-Broadway in Shockheaded Peter. Her regional credits include mountings of The Real Thing, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Big Love, Antony and Cleopatra and The Birds.

Directed by Giovanna Sardelli, All This Intimacy is scheduled to begin previews at the McGinn/Cazale Theatre on July 17 in preparation for a July 27 opening.