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Thursday, September 28, 2023
Ato Blankson-Wood, Julie White, Brandon Uranowitz Will Perform in Staged Reading of The Laramie Project Benefiting The Trevor Project
Playbill: Ato Blankson-Wood, Julie White, and Brandon Uranowitz will perform in a staged reading of The Laramie Project at Symphony Space. The reading, benefiting The Trevor Project, will be held October 16 at 7 PM. Dustin Wills (Wolf Play, Wet Brain) directs the one-night-only performance.
1 comment:
Jessica Williams
said...
The Laramie Project is a show that I have always been curious about, especially after the school of music’s production of Considering Matthew Shephard last school year. If I were able to, this would definitely be something that I am interested in watching and attending. I really only know the bare minimum basics of the story so it would be a great opportunity for me to learn. I have also long been a fan of Brandon Uranowitz after he played Mendel in Falsettos. I was absolutely obsessed with Falsettos when I was a Freshman in High school. It was also such a huge impact on me because Brandon Uranowitz was a very Jewish man playing a very Jewish man which, annoyingly enough, seldom happens in both theatre and film contexts. So his inclusion would go a long way to convince me to watch this staged reading. I think it is also very respectable that they area donating the profits to the Trevor Project. I have always loved the way that the Broadway and theatre community in general comes together and supports one another
1 comment:
The Laramie Project is a show that I have always been curious about, especially after the school of music’s production of Considering Matthew Shephard last school year. If I were able to, this would definitely be something that I am interested in watching and attending. I really only know the bare minimum basics of the story so it would be a great opportunity for me to learn. I have also long been a fan of Brandon Uranowitz after he played Mendel in Falsettos. I was absolutely obsessed with Falsettos when I was a Freshman in High school. It was also such a huge impact on me because Brandon Uranowitz was a very Jewish man playing a very Jewish man which, annoyingly enough, seldom happens in both theatre and film contexts. So his inclusion would go a long way to convince me to watch this staged reading. I think it is also very respectable that they area donating the profits to the Trevor Project. I have always loved the way that the Broadway and theatre community in general comes together and supports one another
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