Seth will appear in “Power of Sail” in Los Angeles from February 1 to March 13, 2022. Single tickets go on sale December 14. Click the link to read all about it!
Well, it’s been a hot minute since I last shared anything here, huh? Hope you are all doing well during these crazy times. And I come bearing some exciting news!
Lincoln Center’s annual Gala is both free AND online this year! And guess who’s in the lineup?
TALES FROM THE WINGS: A Lincoln Center Theater Celebration! virtual gala will take a look back at the theater’s iconic productions featuring performance footage and insider anecdotes from those productions’ artists about their experiences on LCT’s stages. The list of artists and their shows includes Patti LuPone/Anything Goes; Audra McDonald/Carousel; Rosemary Harris/A Delicate Balance; Steven Pasquale/A Man of No Importance; Paulo Szot/South Pacific; Seth Numrich/War Horse; Ruthie Ann Miles/The King and I; Bartlett Sher/Oslo; and Jordan Donica/My Fair Lady.
In addition, newly named Resident Director Lileana Blain-Cruz will give a sneak peak of LCT’s upcoming 2021-2022 season. The Gala will also feature an appearance by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Ayad Akhtar.
To register (for free! but please consider a donation if you’re able) to attend TALES FROM THE WINGS: A Lincoln Center Theater Celebration! on May 13 at 7:00 PM, visit lct.org/gala. The Gala will also be available on Lincoln Center Theater’s YouTube channel.
I was so deeply entertained by this quote from an “Orpheus Descending” review that I needed to come share it immediately:
“The first part is in the main tone setting – and it sizzles with the introduction of snake skin wearing, guitar playing Val – the beautiful Seth Numrich – who honestly if he had walked off set and asked me to run away with – I would have! He wooed every woman, possibly every man in the theatre – especially when he played his guitar and sang.”
Award-winning
Hattie Morahan will join Jemima Rooper, with Seth Numrich as the
drifter who brings sexual danger to a Southern back-water in Tennessee
Williams’s drama Orpheus Descending.
Director
Tamara Harvey has cast the trio in her production of the play she
describes as about ‘passion, lost hope and rekindled desire’.
Morahan,
who won trophies for her performance as Nora In A Doll’s House at the
Young Vic, has been cast as Lady Torrance, the proprietress of a store
in fictional Two River County.
