A story of hope and love as two characters, over the course of one night, find their way past the challenges that have blocked them from experiencing connection.
The world needs LOVE — and you will find it under the moonlight when you see The Psych Drama Company’s production of Terrence McNally’s award-winning Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune, directed by Broadway’s Julia Murney (Elphaba in Wicked on Broadway and National Tour and so much more! Please see bio below.) in her Boston directing debut. At all evening performances, sport your best “twinkle-toe” shoes so you can dance the night away in the light of the moon . . . Audience dancing will follow each evening curtain call. On Sunday matinees, bring your insightful connection questions to engage in enlightening post-show discussion.
The Psych Drama Company presents Terrence McNally’s Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune, directed by Broadway’s Julia Murney (Elphaba in Wicked), with post-show audience dancing after all evening performances and talk-back discussions after both matinees.
Julia Murney – Director
Some green witch: appeared on Broadway as Elphaba in Wicked after playing the role on the national tour for which she received an Acclaim Award. Some other New York stuff: The Wild Party (Drama Desk nomination), Lennon, The Vagina Monologues, Falling (Drama Desk nomination), A Class Act, The Landing, Queen of the Mist, Time and Again (Lucille Lortel nomination), Baby, Between The Lines. Some regional: A Little Night Music (Ogunquit Playhouse), Ragtime (North Carolina Theatre), Evita (Sacramento Music Circus). Some TV: Succession, Madam Secretary, 30 Rock, Sex and the City, all the Law and Orders, First You Dream. Some film: Big Time Adolescence, Not Okay. She’s appeared in or directed productions and solo concerts from Carnegie Hall to Raleigh, Maui to Malaysia, & a lot of spots in between. Some recordings: about a gazillion voiceovers, less than a gazillion audiobooks, several original cast albums, the Grammy nominated Actor’s Fund Benefit of Hair and her solo album I’m Not Waiting. Insta: @pepamama
Directing credits include Smokey Joe’s Cafe-Theatre Raleigh, Significant Other-Theatre Raleigh, 1940s Radio Hour-Theatre Raleigh, and You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown-Sharon Playhouse.
A story of hope and love as two characters, over the course of one night, find their way past the challenges that have blocked them from experiencing connection.
The world needs LOVE — and you will find it under the moonlight when you see The Psych Drama Company’s production of Terrence McNally’s award-winning Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune, directed by Broadway’s Julia Murney (Elphaba in Wicked on Broadway and National Tour and so much more! Please see bio below.) in her Boston directing debut. At all evening performances, sport your best “twinkle-toe” shoes so you can dance the night away in the light of the moon . . . Audience dancing will follow each evening curtain call. On Sunday matinees, bring your insightful connection questions to engage in enlightening post-show discussion.
The Psych Drama Company presents Terrence McNally’s Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune, directed by Broadway’s Julia Murney (Elphaba in Wicked), with post-show audience dancing after all evening performances and talk-back discussions after both matinees.
Julia Murney – Director
Some green witch: appeared on Broadway as Elphaba in Wicked after playing the role on the national tour for which she received an Acclaim Award. Some other New York stuff: The Wild Party (Drama Desk nomination), Lennon, The Vagina Monologues, Falling (Drama Desk nomination), A Class Act, The Landing, Queen of the Mist, Time and Again (Lucille Lortel nomination), Baby, Between The Lines. Some regional: A Little Night Music (Ogunquit Playhouse), Ragtime (North Carolina Theatre), Evita (Sacramento Music Circus). Some TV: Succession, Madam Secretary, 30 Rock, Sex and the City, all the Law and Orders, First You Dream. Some film: Big Time Adolescence, Not Okay. She’s appeared in or directed productions and solo concerts from Carnegie Hall to Raleigh, Maui to Malaysia, & a lot of spots in between. Some recordings: about a gazillion voiceovers, less than a gazillion audiobooks, several original cast albums, the Grammy nominated Actor’s Fund Benefit of Hair and her solo album I’m Not Waiting. Insta: @pepamama
Directing credits include Smokey Joe’s Cafe-Theatre Raleigh, Significant Other-Theatre Raleigh, 1940s Radio Hour-Theatre Raleigh, and You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown-Sharon Playhouse.
