See photos of June Squibb, Cynthia Nixon, Danny Burstein, Christopher Lowell in 'Marjorie Prime'
Jordan Harrison's futuristic family drama is currently making its Broadway debut with Second Stage Theater 10 years after its Off-Broadway world premiere.
Summary
- Photos are available of June Squibb; Cynthia Nixon; Danny Burstein; and Christopher Lowell in Marjorie Prime on Broadway
- The play follows an elderly widow who receives a hologram of her late husband to help jog her memories of her life
Here's your first look at Marjorie Prime on Broadway, starring June Squibb, Cynthia Nixon, Danny Burstein, and Christopher Lowell! Second Stage Theater presents the 2015 play's Broadway premiere at the Hayes Theater through February 15.
A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Jordan Harrison's futuristic family drama follows elderly widow Marjorie, whose adult children get her a hologram of her late husband to help revive her memory. Tony nominee Anne Kauffman, who staged the play off Broadway with Playwrights Horizons in 2015, returns to direct.
Don't just look at Marjorie Prime digitally — after checking out the photos, get tickets to see the starry cast in the flesh.
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Photo credit: Marjorie Prime on Broadway. (Photos by Joan Marcus)
Frequently asked questions
Where is Marjorie Prime playing?
Marjorie Prime is playing at Hayes Theater. The theatre is located at 240 West 44th Street, New York, 10036.
How long is Marjorie Prime?
The running time of Marjorie Prime is 1hr 30min. No Intermission.
How do you book tickets for Marjorie Prime?
Book tickets for Marjorie Prime on New York Theatre Guide.
What is Marjorie Prime about?
Marjorie Prime is an intelligent and probing drama about the curiosity and cost of Primes: human-like robots who take the place of the deceased so they never have to die.
Who wrote Marjorie Prime?
Jordan Harrison, who has written for Orange Is the New Black, wrote this play, which was a Pulitzer Prize finalist.
Who directs Marjorie Prime?
Anne Kauffman (The Bedwetter, Mary Jane) returns to direct this show after doing so off Broadway.
Is Marjorie Prime good?
The play is a Pulitzer finalist, sparked a Jon Hamm-led film, and was called "beautiful" by New York Magazine.
Is Marjorie Prime appropriate for kids?
The show explores darker themes like loss; Broadway audiences must be four and up to see shows.
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