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Off-Broadway News Here There Are Blueberries Announces 2nd, Final Extension Off-Broadway

The co-production is directed by the play's conceiver and co-writer Moisés Kaufman.

Company of Here There Are Blueberries Matthew Murphy

2024 Pulitzer Prize finalist Here There Are Blueberries has announced a second and final extension Off-Broadway. Previously slated to close June 16, the New York Theatre Workshop co-production with the Tectonic Theater Project will now continue performances through June 30. 

Conceived and directed by Moisés Kaufman, Here There Are Blueberries was co-authored by Kaufman and Amanda Gronich, and devised with Scott Barrow, Amy Marie Seidel, Frances Uku, Grant James Varjas, and members of Tectonic Theatre Project. The production began previews April 17, and officially opened May 13. Read the reviews here

The play explores an album of never-before-seen World War II-era photographs found on the desk of United States Holocaust Memorial Museum archivist Rebecca Erbelding, and the shocking story of true events behind them intersecting with the Holocaust and the lives of Nazi descendants.

The cast includes Scott Barrow, Nemuna Ceesay, Tony Award nominee Kathleen Chalfant, Noah Keyishian, Jonathan Raviv, Erika Rose, Anna Shafer, Elizabeth Stahlmann, Charlie Thurston, and Grant Varjas.

The production features scenic design by Tony Award winner Derek McLane (Purlie Victorious), costume design by Tony Award nominee Dede Ayite (A Soldier’s Play), lighting design by Tony Award nominee David Lander (Torch Song), sound design by Bobby McElver, and projection design by David Bengali (Water for Elephants). Ann James (How to Defend Yourself) serves as intimacy coordinator and sensitivity specialist, with Amy Marie Seidel as dramaturg. Jacob Russell is the production stage manager. Casting is by Stephanie Yankwitt of TBD Casting. Tectonic Theater Project is co-producing Here There Are Blueberries in partnership with Brian and Dayna Lee.

The Tectonic Theater Project and NYTW are also partnering with the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE) as the production's content and conversation partner to curate a series of post-show discussions and engagement events for the play. These discussions will be held May 23, May 29, June 4, and June 12.

For tickets and more information, click here.

Photos: Here There Are Blueberries at New York Theatre Workshop

 
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