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International Edition
June 19, 2013 Last Updated: 3:15:AM EDT
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February House

May 08, 2012
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June 10, 2012

The Public Theater

425 Lafayette Street
New York, NY 10003
United States
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Opening Date: May 08, 2012
Time: none - none
Event Websites:
http://publictheater.org/content/view/244/

Description

 

Visionary and flamboyant editor George Davis transforms a dilapidated Brooklyn boardinghouse into a bohemian commune for the leading lights of 1940s New York. Residents include novelist Carson McCullers, composer Benjamin Britten, poet W.H. Auden, and the infamous Gypsy Rose Lee. The luminaries of 7 Middagh Street form a tumultuous and remarkable makeshift family, and search for love, inspiration, and refuge from the looming war in Europe. Inspired by true events, this powerful and funny new musical marks the first commission of The Public's Musical Theater Initiative. February House will be developed this summer at New York Stage and Film.

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