Actor’s Express opens its 32nd season with Skintight, bringing a “blistering new comedy” to Atlanta audiences.

Quick Facts
Playwright Joshua Harmon’s latest Roundabout Theatre Company-commissioned piece, Skintight, will make its debut at Actor’s Express under the direction of Freddie Ashley, September 18-October 5.

Bonus tidbits for theatre nerds
Written under special commission from Roundabout Theatre Company, Skintight made its Off-Broadway premiere just last year starring Tony Award-winner Idina Menzel. Actor’s Express has not only produced two of Harmon’s works in the past (Significant Other and Bad Jews), but they hosted him as their 2010–2011 National New Play Network Playwright-in-Residence. During that time, he was writing Bad Jews.

Quick Pics

Photo credit: Kevin Harry

Cast
Jodi Isaac: Wendy Melkonian (The Great American Trailer Park Musical at Actor’s Express)
Elliot Isaac: Chris Kayser (Ever After at the Alliance Theatre)
Benjamin Cullen: Jake Berne (fresh off tours with Florida Repertory Theatre)
Trey: Truman Griffin (Evita at Springer Opera House)
Orsolya: Marianne Fraulo (Project Dawn at Horizon Theatre, Stranger Things)
Jeff: Christopher Repotski (Kiss of the Spider Woman at Actor’s Express)

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About Skintight
When Jodi Isaac flies across the country to visit her famous fashion mogul father for his 70th birthday, she finds that his posh downtown New York townhouse has a new resident: dad’s new boyfriend. Who is 20. And a porn star. This blistering new comedy by Joshua Harmon (Bad Jews, Significant Other) hilariously excoriates America’s obsession with youth, sex and physical beauty.

Visit Actors-Express.com for more information.

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