by Daniel Irving Rattner
Directed by Emma Watt

Showtimes
Thursday, August 18 @ 7 pm
Friday, August 19 @ 7 pm & 9 pm
Saturday, August 20 @ 7 pm & 9 pm

You’re in a real apartment. You are seated on the couch. The TV turns on, and “The Matchmaker," episode 3 of season 2 of Frasier, plays. It’s a classic Frasier-ian farce, in which Frasier is set up on a date with his gay boss, Tom, as a prank. When the episode ends, the credits play. The sun has set outside. It’s dark. You are alone. And then the door opens: It’s Tom.

Please note: this show takes place at a real apartment in Brooklyn, with limited capacity. Exact location will be provided with your ticket confirmation.

Cast

Johnny Anthony
Mark Dessaix
Nile Assata Harris
Sean Hudock

Creative Team

Playwright Daniel Irving Rattner
Director Emma Watt
Producer Celia Kaleialoha Kenney
Production Stage Manager Rebecca Kane
Scenic & Props Designer Wesley Cornwell
Costume Designer Gylanni Carrington
Lighting Designer Alex Mannix
Sound Designer Courtney Seyl

About the Artist

Playwright Daniel Irving Rattner

Daniel Irving Rattner is a playwright, director, and dramaturg based in New York City. He received his MFA in Playwriting at Columbia University. He was the inaugural recipient of the Wasatch Playwright Residency for his play Better and was a finalist for the Columbia@Roundabout prize for his play Rooster Teeth, which was also produced at Shanghai Theatre Academy. He currently works as the Associate Producer for Anna Deavere Smith Projects. Previously, he worked as the Director of Interviewee Relations for Smith's The Pipeline Project, working on research and production for her play Notes From the Field and as the Script Assistant on David Henry Hwang’s Soft Power. Daniel also served as Artistic Director of Princeton Summer Theater and is currently President of their Board of Trustees.