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Sheria Irving, Gabriel Ebert, and more are leading the new play from Suzan Lori-Parks at The Public Theater Off-Broadway.

Sheria Irving and Gabriel Ebert Joan Marcus

Rehearsals are underway for the already-extended New York premiere of Suzan-Lori ParksSally & Tom, which begins performances Off-Broadway at The Public Theater's Martinson Hall March 29 ahead of an April 16 opening night. Performances are set to continue through May 5.

Go inside the rehearsal room in the gallery below.

Sheria Irving and Gabriel Ebert (Matilda) are leading the cast as Luce/Sally and Mike/Tom, respectively, sharing the stage with Sun Mee Chomet as Scout/Polly, Leland Fowler as Devon/Nathan, Kristolyn Lloyd as Maggie/Mary, Alano Miller as Kwame/James, Kate Nowlin as Ginger/Patsy, and David Petzold as Geoff/Cooper/Colonel Carey/Mr. Tobias. Chomet, Nowlin, and Petzold are reprising their performances from the work's 2022 world premiere at The Guthrie.

Photos: The Public Theater's Sally & Tom in Rehearsal

The new work finds founding father Thomas Jefferson returning to his Monticello plantation home as his relationship with Sally Hemings, sister of his enslaved valet and chef, begins to unfold. Parks has set the story inside a modern theatrical framing device that allows exploration into the parallels between 1790 and today.

Steve H. Broadnax III is directing the production, which features scenic design by Riccardo Hernández, costume design by Rodrigo Muñoz, lighting design by Alan C. Edwards, sound design and music by Dan Moses Schreier, fight and intimacy direction by Kesley Rainwater and Michael Rossmy, and dramaturgy by Jesse Cameron Alick. Norman Anthony Small serves as production stage manager with Jessica R. Aguilar as stage manager.

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