Full casting has been revealed for Shadowland Stage's upcoming production of Herb Gardner's I'm Not Rappaport, set to feature Judd Hirsch reprising his Tony-winning performance as Nat Moyer May 30-June 29 at the Hudson Valley company, as previously announced. Tony nominee Neil Pepe is directing.
Newly announced to be joining Hirsch are Eugene Lee (A Soldier's Play) as Midge, Cassie Beck (The Humans) as Clara, Zane Pais (Modern Love) as The Cowboy, Jim Bracchitta (The Exonerated) as Danforth, Lena Pepe (Cornelia Street) as Laurie, and Owen Campbell (The Americans) as Gilley.
The comedic play follows two octogenarians talking on a park bench. Hirsch was 50 years old when he created his role in 1985, and will be 90 for this revival staging. The first outing earned him a Best Leading Actor in a Play Tony Award, one of three wins for the production that also included Best Play. Hirsch previously reprised the performance for a 2002 Broadway revival co-starring Ben Vereen. Shadowland's production also mark's the play's 40th anniversary.
The production will feature scenic design by Christopher and Justin Swader, costume design by Lizzie Donelan, lighting design by Ken Posner, sound design by Jeff Knapp, prop design by Julia Register, and fight direction by Thomas Schall. Nicole Caroselli will serve as stage manager with Aidan Countryman as assistant stage manager.
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