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Cole Porter’s “Nymph Errant”

Music & lyrics by Cole Porter, YC ’13, adapted and with new libretto by Rob Urbinati based on the novel by James Laver and the original libretto by Romney Brent

Directed and Choreographed by Will Pomerantz

Clurman Theatre, 410 West 24nd st, New York, NY, 10036 MAP
One of Porter’s most sexy and sophisticated scores — originally censored in its 1933 London debut — will be premiered in this sleek new adaptation. From a Swiss boarding school, to an Austrian nudist colony, to a Turkish harem… follow the unlikely adventures of young Evangeline Edwards as she enters the world and seeks her true passion. A fresh take on a rarely-heard gem!

Featuring:
Jennifer Blood
with
Sara Jayne Blackmore, Andrew Brewer, Natalie E. Carter, Laura Cook, Abe Goldfarb, Amy Jo Jackson, Aubrey Sinn, Sorab Wadia
and
Tony Award winner Cady Huffman

Website: More info
Open to: General public
Admission: Tickets required
Instructions: Online ; By Phone: 212-239-6200 or 800-432-7250; In Person: Theatre Row Box Office, 12pm until curtain daily

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