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THE HYPOCHONDRIAC by Matthew A.J. and Shira Gregory, Chris Harcum and Greg Tito directed by Matthew A.J. Gregory FEATURING: With: Cate Bottiglione, Chris Critelli, Shira Gregory, Kyle Haggerty, Chris Harcum, Sheila Jones, Vivienne Leheny and Douglas Scott Sorenson as Bonnefoi and Barry. What do you get when you combine an eccentric invalid, a gold digging wife, an insolent maid, an impending marriage, a nasty infestation of drug-peddling, incompetent doctors and one brother who simply cannot take it? The Cell Theatre's production of THE HYPOCHONDRIAC - a wacky bedside circus based on Moliere's final play that satirizes the state of America's pill-popping culture and dysfunctional health care system. The Cell Theatre 338 West 23rd Street - New York City |
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"The Hypochondriac may very well be the funniest play in New York right now. The eight-person cast is outstanding, all of them expert actors and clowns... Pulling double duty is Douglas Scott Sorenson, who is a delightfully silly Bonnefoi in the first act and Argan's laid-back but very compassionate brother, Barry, in Act Three." - NY Theatre (PICK OF THE WEEK) "I LOVED LOVED LOVED this show for its ability to entertain, offer social commentary, and remind me of how essential classical theatre is...as Argan's hyper-rational brother Barry, Sorenson shines like a beacon..." - PopMatters.com "The Hypochondriac would quickly encourage even the grumpiest of theatergoers to lock themselves in and throw away the key. Everyone has a moment to shine, especially thanks to some double-casting (and disguises). As Beline's unscrupulous accountant, Sorenson plays against his nebbish type, all but jumping Beline as the two try to change Argan's will--only to come on later as the very solid and serious Barry. - Kul.com |
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Matthew A.J. Gregory and Chris Harcum discuss THE HYPOCHONDRIAC with Martin Denton of NYTheatre.com |
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