By Jennifer R Jones | Posted on March 05, 2013 8:51 PM
The Roundabout Theatre Company Announced They Will Be Producing Revivals Of Broadway Plays Dinner With Friends And The Real Thing.
Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing" and Donald Margulies "Dinner with Friends"
The Roundabout Theatre Company, which is currently represented on Broadway by The Mystery of Edwin Drood and the soon-to-open The Big Knife, has announced that its 2013-2014 Broadway season will include revivals of the plays Dinner With Friends and The Real Thing.
A favorite of Tom Stoppard fans, The Real Thing is about a playwright whose marriage is collapsing -- both on stage and in real life. The 1984 play was most recently seen on Broadway in 2000 in an acclaimed production starring Stephen Dillane and Jennifer Ehle.
Marriage On Broadway
Dinner with Friends, written by Donald Margulies, is a Pulitzer Prize winning play that previously enjoyed a run Off-Broadway, but will be making its Broadway premiere with the Roundabout production. Tracking the journey of two couples, it is also a play that deals with the subject of marriage.
