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Ryan J. Haddad’s ‘Good Time Charlie’ opens Off-Broadway
Ryan J. Haddad’s play “Good Time Charlie” is having its world premiere Off-Broadway at The Public Theater in New York.
Previews began September 24, and the production officially opened October 9.
Haddad leads the cast, with Danny Sharron directing.
The play follows a theatre-loving gay dentist who finds a kindred spirit in his young nephew.
Its run is scheduled to continue through October 25.
Critics’ reviews are beginning to appear, and The Public Theater provides information about the production on its website.
Ryan J. Haddad’s Good Time Charlie began its Off-Broadway world premiere at the Public Theater on September 24.
The production officially opened on October 9 in the theater’s Martinson Hall.
The extended run is scheduled to continue through October 25.
Danny Sharron directs a cast led by Haddad.
The play follows a theatre-loving gay dentist who finds a kindred spirit in his young nephew.
- Who
- Ryan J. Haddad leads the cast, and Danny Sharron directs.
- What
- Good Time Charlie is making its Off-Broadway world premiere.
- When
- The production began September 24 and officially opened October 9; its extended run is scheduled through October 25.
- Where
- Martinson Hall at the Public Theater.
- Why
- The play follows a theatre-loving gay dentist who finds a kindred spirit in his young nephew.
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The production began its Off-Broadway world premiere.
Good Time Charlie officially opened.
The extended run is scheduled to continue.
- Playwright and star
- Ryan J. Haddad
- Director
- Danny Sharron
- Venue
- Martinson Hall, the Public Theater
- Opening date
- October 9
- Scheduled final date
- October 25
- Leading cast member as Charlie
- Jonathan Raviv
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