Domesticated
A new play by the award-winning writer of Clybourne Park, starring Jeff Goldblum and Laurie Metcalf.
Domesticated
"Domesticated" is the kind of play that big subscription houses are always on the hunt for.
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Domesticated
A new play by the award-winning writer of Clybourne Park, starring Jeff Goldblum and Laurie Metcalf.
Why see Domesticated?
Domesticated is a new play by master storyteller and playwright Bruce Norris. Starring Jeff Goldblum, Vanessa Aspillaga, Mia Barron, Robin De Jesus, and Lizbeth Mackay, the production is the latest Off-Broadway play to boast a Hollywood A-lister amongst its cast members.
Goldblum will star opposite Laurie Metcalf as a husband and wife who find their relationship on the rocks when they become involved in a political scandal.
Bruce Norris is the recipient of several high profile industry awards, including the Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award for his reknown play Clybourne Park. Director Anna D. Shapiro also collaborated with Norris on his new play A Parallelogram, which was performed in Los Angeles earlier in 2013.
Goldblum will star opposite Laurie Metcalf as a husband and wife who find their relationship on the rocks when they become involved in a political scandal.
Bruce Norris is the recipient of several high profile industry awards, including the Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award for his reknown play Clybourne Park. Director Anna D. Shapiro also collaborated with Norris on his new play A Parallelogram, which was performed in Los Angeles earlier in 2013.
Key Information
Audience
Might not be suitable for younger audiences - contains adult themes.
Run Time
TBA
Dates
Finished Dec 31, 2013
Cast
Jeff Goldblum
Laurie Metcalf
Vanessa Aspillaga
Mia Barron
Robin De Jesus
Lizbeth Mackay
Emily Meade
Mary Beth Peil
Karen Pittman
Misha Seo
Laurie Metcalf
Vanessa Aspillaga
Mia Barron
Robin De Jesus
Lizbeth Mackay
Emily Meade
Mary Beth Peil
Karen Pittman
Misha Seo
Creative
Bruce Norris - playwright
Anna D. Shapiro - director
Todd Rosenthal - set designer
Jennifer von Mayrhauser - costume designer
James F. Ingalls - lighting design
John Gromada - sound design
Anna D. Shapiro - director
Todd Rosenthal - set designer
Jennifer von Mayrhauser - costume designer
James F. Ingalls - lighting design
John Gromada - sound design
Reviews
Customer reviews
4 reviews, average rating: (4.6 Stars)
Adi
Excellent
One of the smartest, wittiest and best written play I've seen in a long time. Cast is superb. A must see! ... Read more
BERNIE W
karen kaye's 1 star not OK
Do not be misled by Karen Kaye's review-- the play is not offensive, unless you consider "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" similarly. The play is topical and eternal: communication problems between husband and wife, parents and children, grandparents and children and grandchildren, doctors and patients, etc. Sometimes an interpreter is needed, sometimes an intermediary, sometimes a lawyer-- And no more so open to misinterpretation and lies is the matter of sex, licit and illicit. The play is by turns polemical, satirical, comic, and heartrending-- and I never looked at my watch. Nine women and one man-- who wouldn't relish such a war of words? ... Read more
Betty B.
Great Play, Great Performances
I thoroughly enjoyed this play and all the actors'performances. Jeff Goldblum and Laurie Metcalf are at the top of their game and totally absorbed me in their mess of a marriage. Kudos to Bruce Norris for his wonderfully written play.
Don't miss this gem! ... Read more
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