The Best of 13 presents a Tom O'Neil Festival.
Cat and the Moon by award-winning playwright Tom O'Neil. Directed by Kim Davies.
Based on a short play by William Butler Yeats, Tom O'Neil's spiritual comedy follows two beggars on a journey to find a cure for their ailments at the holy well of Saint Coleman. A peculiar duo, the lame one acting as eyes for the pair and the blind one serving as their legs, they find a host of troubles and difficulties as they travel through a world that seems to be made from their own dreams and longings. Little do they know that the mysterious Saint has his own plans for them - and that the cure they seek is not as simple a matter as they thought.
Preview: July 24-25, 2008. Opens: July 31, 2008 - Closes: August 29, 2008.
Running Time: 1 hr. 15 min.
Thursday 7:00pm
Friday 9:00pm
Creative Team
Executive Producer: Sandra Nordgren
Director: Kim Davies.
Assistant Director: Jerry Lieblich
Stage Manager: Laura Schuman
Lighting, Set, & Visual Designer: Justin Field
Cast
Justin Field (The Bandit)
Eugene Ashton-Gonzalez (The Blind Man)
Shad Seaton (The Saint)
Christopher Ryan Renni-Calliope (The Lame Man)
About THE BEST OF 13:
13th Street Repertory is bringing back many of the best plays produced by the repertory over our 36 year history. We begin THE BEST OF 13 with a festival of plays by our award-winning, resident playwright, Tom O'Neil, featuring his Kerouac and Cat and the Moon. Other shows will include: Conversation with a Kleagle by Rudy Gray (winner 2004 New Works of Merit Playwriting Contest), Ruby’s Story by Ron Osborne (winner 2003 New Works of Merit Playwriting Contest), and Touch, the Grammy-nominated musical that brought producer Edith O’Hara, 13th Street Repertory’s founder, to NYC in 1970.