John Cudia & Melissa Errico in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever

On a Clear Day You Can See Forever extends run at Irish Rep

The off-Broadway revival of On a Clear Day You Can See Forever will now play its final performance on September 6, 2018 at Irish Repertory Theatre.

Tom Millward
Tom Millward

Irish Repertory Theatre has announced an extension for its current off-Broadway revival of On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, which began previews on June 15, 2018, officially opened on June 28 and will now end its limited engagement on September 6, 2018 (instead of August 12, 2018).

Directed and adapted by Charlotte Moore, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever features music by Burton Lane and a book & lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner.

Synopsis: "Daisy Gamble is a woman of extrasensory talents - she sings and flowers bloom, and she always knows where you've placed your keys - but it's her smoking habit that leads her to Dr. Mark Bruckner, a psychiatrist who will attempt to hypnotize her addiction away. In Daisy, Dr. Bruckner discovers the case - and perhaps the love - of his life as he unlocks Daisy's past self, an 18th century British aristocrat named Melinda Welles. Mark becomes increasingly enamored of Melinda as he watches her relive her great love affair with Edward Moncrief. All is going well until Mark decides to publish his findings, and Daisy realizes she's been unwittingly along for the ride!"

The cast of On a Clear Day includes Tony Award nominee Stephen Bogardus (as Dr. Mark Bruckner), John Cudia (as Edward Moncrief), and Tony Award nominee Melissa Errico (as Daisy Gamble/Melinda Welles), alongside Florrie Bagel (as Flora), Rachel Coloff (as Mrs. Hatch), Caitlin Gallogly (as Janie Preston), Daisy Hobbs (as Muriel Benson) and Craig Waletzko (as Conrad), with ensemble members William BellamyPeyton Crim, and Matt Gibson.

The creative team features music direction by John Bell, choreography by Barry McNabb, orchestrations by Josh Clayton, scenic design by James Morgan, lighting design by Mary Jo Dondlinger, sound design by M. Florian Staab, and projection design by Ryan Belock. Gary Adler serves as conductor for the production.

(Photo by Carol Rosegg)

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