The musical officially opened at the Vineyard March 2 following previews that began Feb. 12. It played 19 previews and 22 performances.
It features book and lyrics by playwright and novelist Lodato and music by Pen.
Directed by Carolyn Cantor, Arlington stars Alexandra Silber (Hello Again, Master Class) as Sara Jane, who is described as "a young wife who valiantly tries to remain hopeful while her husband is away at war, despite a growing concern that something is not quite right."
Ben Moss (Bunked, Spring Awakening) plays Pianist.
Arlington marked a reunion for the Vineyard and Pen, whose musicals Goblin Market, Bed And Sofa and Christina Alberta's Father made their debuts at the Off-Broadway venue. Her works also include The Night Governess, Her Lightness, The Dumb Cake and Embarrassments.
Lodato's works include 3F, 4F; Motherhouse; Wildlife; Dear Sara Jane; The Bread Of Winter; Margo and Zelda; and Slay The Dragon.
Arlington featured set design by Dane Laffrey, costume design by Jess Goldstein, lighting design by Tyler Micoleau and sound design by Dan Moses Schreier. The production stage manager is Megan Smith, and the music director is Moss.
Tickets and more information are available by calling (212) 353-0303 or visiting vineyardtheatre.org.
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: "I Can't Do It Alone!" A One-Woman, Two-Show Day with Arlington Leading Lady Alexandra Silber
Come visit us and I promise to personally give you a GIANT greeting at the door...
If you want something done right…
(Like: making-certain-the-giant-poster-of-your-face-outside-the-building-doesn't-accumulate-sludge-or-graffiti-and-is-just-generally-"spiffy")
…. you should probably do it yourself
[*quiet, Norma-Desmond-crying-over-the-dead-monkey voice*]
being in a one-woman show can get a little lonely...
She urges me to really LEAD the company, however small...
Behold: the company of Arlington engaged in this pivotal work.
Warm-ups such as
MIRROR EXERCISES...
[traditionally known as "Zip Zap Zop"]...
Yeah.
This is the part of the story where I tell you that this *actually* isn't entirely a one-woman show. Our musical director Ben Moss is totally in the show too.
FINE.
I was just being a sociopath.
What other totally incredible, 23-year-old, fresh-out-of-Harvard-English-grad-and-also-Spring-Awakening-alum looks this cute? Sounds that gorgeous? and ALSO plays piano LIKEABOSS?
That makes him Ben Moss: BOSS.
PRIORITY 1: TAMING THE BEAST.
And who is younger.
And cuter.
And who has more Twitter followers.
And who has a degree from Harvard.
So.
[...LET'S BREAK SOME HEARTS...]
Like with the Psychology-survey girls from NYU.
Or the Union Square Chess Dudes.
Or the "Free Hugs" Guy.
We're method.
(it helps him get in the zone. The WAR ZONE...)
THERE IS *ALWAYS* TIME FOR MY ANGELA LANSBURY POWER PLAYLIST!!!
Luckily, Ben happily gets on board.
You might say that we're Bosom Buddies.
Because tonight is "SNOB!" [Read: Saturday Night Off Broadway!]
And we are SNOB enthusiasts! SNOBs!