Joanna Gleason Headed Off-Broadway in Something You Did

Joanna Gleason will star in Primary Stages' upcoming production of Willy Holtzman's Something You Did, the final play of the off-Broadway company's 2007-08 season. Something You Did begins previews on March 18 at 59E59 Theaters and will open on April 1, directed by Carolyn Cantor. The limited engagement is scheduled to continue through April 26.

Holtzman's play centers on a famous anti-war radical who becomes eligible for parole after being incarcerated for 30 years for her involvement in the accidental death of a police offers during an explosive war protest. Gleason will be joined by Jordon Charney, who plays her character's lawyer. Primary Stages produced Holtzman's Sabina in 2005.

Gleason won a Tony Award for her performance in the original production of Into the Woods and was nominated for Tonys for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Joe Egg. Other Broadway credits include Nick & Nora, Social Security, The Real Thing and I Love My Wife. Her off-Broadway credits include The Normal Heart, A Letter from Ethel Kennedy, Eleemosynary, Love Letters, It's Only a Play and A Hell of a Town. On television, Gleason played recurring roles in The West Wing and Bette.

Before Something You Did, Primary Stages will present Brooke Berman's Hunting and Gathering, which begins its off-Broadway run on January 22 and opens February 2, continuing through March 1.