Storm Theatre

Address: 145 West 46th Street - 3rd floor - New York, NY 10036 - Midtown - North side of West 46th Street, between 6th & 7th Avenues.

Closest subway: F to 47th Street. Walk south on 6th Avenue to West 46th Street, then west to the theatre.

Now Playing: Ross (starts October 27)

Ross:

The Storm Theatre presents a rare revival of Terence Rattigan's play, Ross. The following information is from the press release: "The Middle East has many stories. Lawrence of Arabia's might be one of the most famous. In the early 20th century, Western European interests sought to liberate the Arabian Peninsula from its tyrannical occupiers, the Ottoman Turks. As the region was carved into separate territories tied to their European liberators, Lawrence played a crucial role in uniting Arab tribes and guiding them toward independence. After his quest to reshape the Middle East, Lawrence assumed the role of a new recruit in the Royal Air Force with the name Ross. Why?"

PERFORMANCES:

Wed - Sat: 7:30 pm

Sat: 2:00 pm

CAST:
Emanuele Ancorini, Liam Benzvi, Joe Danbusky, Peter Dobbins, Jeff Keogh, Chris Keveney, Gabe Levey, Ted McGuinness, Jamil Mena, Edward Prostak, Anthony Russo, Tim Smallwood, George Taylor, Josh Vasquez, Gabriel Vaughan, Matthew Waterson

AUTHOR:
Terence Rattigan

DIRECTOR:
Stephen Logan Day

SETS:
Josh Zangan

LIGHTING:
Bill Sheehan

COSTUMES:
Ruby Randig

SOUND:
Scott O'Brien