Ken Urban's Danger and Opportunity officially opened Off-Broadway April 3, and the reviews are rolling in. Running through April 17 at East Village Basement, the production began previews March 27.
Directed by Jack Serio, Danger and Opportunity follows Christian and Edwin, a married gay couple who are in a rut when Margaret—Christian’s ex-girlfriend from Catholic high school—gets in touch after 20 years. East Village Basement is a newly opened multipurpose theatre/arts space designed like a living room to provide an intimate atmosphere for small-scale shows, readings, rehearsals, events, and more.
The production stars Drama Desk and Lortel award-winner Juan Castano (Toros, Transfers), Julia Chan (Pre-Existing Condition, Uncle Vanya), and Ryan Spahn (The Antiquities, Jordans).
Read the reviews below.
New York Stage Review (Michael Sommers)
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Playbill will continue to update this list as reviews come in.
The creative team includes scenic designer Frank J. Oliva, costume designer Avery Reed, lighting designer Stacey Derosier, sound designer and composer Avi Amon, and production stage manager Zach Brecheen. Casting is by David Caparelliotis and Joe Gery of Caparelliotis Casting.
Jacob Stuckelman, Matt Krauss, Andrew Patino, and Kyle Rogers are producing.
Visit DangerandOpportunity.com.
