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“I am my own bombshell” — The New York Times
February 19 – March 15, 2009
The Lion Theatre @ Theatre Row
410 West 42nd Street, NYC
Christine Jorgensen Reveals won the 2006 Drama Desk Award (off-Broadway’s Tony award) and Platform is now presenting its return engagement to New York City with the original Drama Desk Award-winning cast appearing again.
Christine Jorgensen Reveals is a fascinating recreation of Christine Jorgensen’s only recorded interview. The content of this piece addresses diversity and tolerance and it is important, poignant, fascinating, historic, and provocative. In 1952 Christine Jorgensen was a young man from New York who went to Denmark and came back the most famous woman in America. Christine Jorgensen Reveals tells her story in her own words.
Rave reviews: “I am my own bombshell.” – The New York Times, “Bradford Louryk is mesmerizing.” – The Boston Globe, and “It isn’t often you leave the theater wishing for more.” – NPR. Some provocative questions posed during the play: “Technically, are you a man or a woman?” “What happened during the operation?” “How do you feel about homosexuality?” “Are you ready for marriage?”
Performance Schedule
Feb. 19-Feb. 22: Thurs thru Sat (8pm); matinees on Sat. (2pm); Sun. (3pm).
Feb. 25-Mar. 15: Wed thru Sat (8pm); matinees on Sat. (2pm); Sun. (3pm).
Ticket Information and Purchase
Tickets for all shows are $48 (plus $1.25 processing fee)
3 Easy Ways to Purchase Tickets
- Online: Ticket Central
- By Phone: Call 212.279.4200
- In Person: Visit the Theatre Row Box Office at 410 W. 42nd St., 12-8pm every day
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Restaurants
(There are a multitude of eateries within a few blocks of the theatre.)
Better Burger
(organic and tasty)
587 9th Ave. (between 42nd & 43rd)
212.629.6622
West Bank Café
(fine American cuisine)
407 W. 42nd St. (just west of 9th)
212.695.6909
Starbucks
(coffee)
593 9th Ave. (between 42nd & 43rd)
212.594.7846
Chipotle
(Mexican fast food)
9th Ave. (bet. 43rd & 44th)
212.247.3275
Esca
(fine Italian/seafood)
43rd St. (at 9th Ave.)
212.564.7272
Theatre Row Diner
(convenient/quick)
42nd St. (bet. 9th & 10th)
212.426.6000
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THEATRE ROW
Ticketholders may enter Theatre Row through the main entrance at 410 W. 42nd Street, between 9th and 10th Avenues.
Parking
Public Parking is conveniently located directly across the street from the theatre.
DIRECTIONS By Subway
Take the A/C/E to Times Square, 42nd Street. Exit the subway at 42nd Street & 8th Avenue and walk 1 block west to Theatre Row. Note: the 1, 2, 3, 7, 9 N, R, Q, W, and S stop at 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue, 2 blocks east of Theatre Row.
DIRECTIONS By Bus
Take the M11 bus to 42nd Street or take the M42 bus to 9th Avenue. Theatre Row is located across the street and one block north of Port Authority Bus Terminal's 9th Avenue exit.
DIRECTIONS By Car
Take the West Side Highway to 42nd Street. Theatre Row is located on 42nd Street between 9th and 10th Avenues on the south side of the street (closest to 9th Avenue). Click here for a Mapquest map.
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Past Productions
TWO ROOMS, written by Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-Award nominated playwright Lee Blessing, is the story of Lainie, a loving, devoted wife, who is attempting to rescue her husband Michael from his kidnappers. As her husband’s life hangs precariously in the balance, Lainie must deal with a story-hungry reporter and an emotionally detached bureaucrat while hoping to find a way to reconnect with her husband. TWO ROOMS is a tense psychodrama about the timeless story of two people's love and hope. (Run time: 95 minutes and one 10-minute intermission)
The TWO ROOMS director, Peter Flynn, is well respected in the Broadway community and has directed shows in NYC and across the U.S., winning numerous directing awards. The TWO ROOMS creative team (actors, designers) has worked on Broadway and Off-Broadway shows in NYC such as Spelling Bee, Lion King, Frankenstein, Wicked, Death of a Salesman, Thom Pain, and The Woman in White. See our About page for full cast pictures and bios! |
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