The Play That Goes Wrong
1st National Tour
Lead Producer
"Broadway's funniest and longest running play!"
"Gut-busting hit"
"Plenty of shows go badly on Broadway. But rarely does one do so intentionally."
The winner of Best New Comedy at the 2015 Olivier Awards.
Tony Award Winner - One Award Including Best Set.
WINNER: Audience Choice Award - Best New Play
WINNER: Theatre Fans Award - Best New Play.
Produced by Kevin McCollum, Mr. Abrams, Kenny Wax, Stage Presence and Catherine Schreiber.
New York Times Article
@BwayGoesWrong
1st National Tour
Lead Producer
"Broadway's funniest and longest running play!"
"Gut-busting hit"
"Plenty of shows go badly on Broadway. But rarely does one do so intentionally."
The winner of Best New Comedy at the 2015 Olivier Awards.
Tony Award Winner - One Award Including Best Set.
WINNER: Audience Choice Award - Best New Play
WINNER: Theatre Fans Award - Best New Play.
Produced by Kevin McCollum, Mr. Abrams, Kenny Wax, Stage Presence and Catherine Schreiber.
New York Times Article
@BwayGoesWrong
The King's Speech
National Theatre (Washington, DC), Hartford Stage (Hartford, CT)
Lead Producer
"In this inspiring true story from Oscar Award-winning writer David Seidler, Great Britain’s reluctant monarch finds a surprising ally in an unexpected place. A generation before the royal family we know today, Queen Elizabeth’s father George VI would ascend the throne, a most unlikely king thrust into the spotlight after his brother David gives up the crown to marry American divorcée Wallis Simpson. Struggling with a chronic stammer, Bertie (as his family knew him) must speak to his nation as it stands on the brink of World War II. Enter an unconventional speech therapist named Lionel Logue, whose methods are anything but common. With Logue’s help Bertie finds his voice, and forever changes the course of history. Portraying these two extraordinary men are Harry Hadden-Paton (Broadway’s My Fair Lady, Downton Abbey, The Crown) and James Frain (The Tudors, True Blood, The White Queen), who lead a stellar cast that brings Seidler’s drama to life on stage—as he first imagined it—in this not-to-be missed North American Premiere."
Casting announced
National Theatre (Washington, DC), Hartford Stage (Hartford, CT)
Lead Producer
"In this inspiring true story from Oscar Award-winning writer David Seidler, Great Britain’s reluctant monarch finds a surprising ally in an unexpected place. A generation before the royal family we know today, Queen Elizabeth’s father George VI would ascend the throne, a most unlikely king thrust into the spotlight after his brother David gives up the crown to marry American divorcée Wallis Simpson. Struggling with a chronic stammer, Bertie (as his family knew him) must speak to his nation as it stands on the brink of World War II. Enter an unconventional speech therapist named Lionel Logue, whose methods are anything but common. With Logue’s help Bertie finds his voice, and forever changes the course of history. Portraying these two extraordinary men are Harry Hadden-Paton (Broadway’s My Fair Lady, Downton Abbey, The Crown) and James Frain (The Tudors, True Blood, The White Queen), who lead a stellar cast that brings Seidler’s drama to life on stage—as he first imagined it—in this not-to-be missed North American Premiere."
Casting announced