"The Wonder Years" star Dan Lauria returns to the New York stage to lead the cast of the off-Broadway premiere of The Stone Witch by Shem Bitterman.
The world premiere of the new play was staged in 2016 at The Berkshire Theatre Group, in association with Darlene Kaplan Entertainment and Brierpatch Productions.
Performances are held upstairs at the Westside Theatre.
(Photos by Russ Rowland)
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