Cellino V. Barnes, the new play that spotlights the wild partnership of injury attorneys Ross Cellino and Steve Barnes—from their rise in the 1990s, with a maddeningly catchy jingle, through their break-up in the 2010s—concludes its much-extended Off-Broadway run March 30 at Asylum NYC.

Written by Mike B. Breen and David Rafailedes and directed by Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse, the production was originally scheduled to conclude October 13, 2024, and was extended four times. Read reviews for the play, which officially opened August 1, 2024, following previews that began July 23, by clicking here.

The cast features Eric William Morris (White Girl in Danger, Mamma Mia!) as Ross Cellino and Noah Weisberg (Super Pumped, Elf) as Steve Barnes. Barrett Riggins is the understudy.

“Playwrights Mike B. Breen and David Rafailedes have worked tirelessly over the last several years to get to the bottom of what really happened with Cellino and Barnes,” said producers Maxwell Beer and Mitch Marois of Mix and Match Productions in an earlier statement. “And sure, even though the real-life Ross Cellino is ‘not willing to be involved,’ we think Mike and Dave may really be onto something here.”

Cellino V. Barnes also features scenic and props design by Riw Rakkulchon, costume design by Ricky Lurie, sound design by UptownWorks, and lighting design by Aiden Bezark. Derrick Weishaar serves as creative consultant. Casting is by Geoff Josselson.

LDK Productions is the general manager, Rian Buksbazen is the company manager, Sarah Schetter is the production stage manager, and Emily Katherine is the assistant stage manager.

Cellino V. Barnes was produced by Mix and Match Productions with co-producers Rohit Gopal, Caitlin Berg, Katherine Brown, Jeffrey Morse, David Pochapin, and Cameron Koffman.

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