COLIN QUINN LONG STORY SHORT


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Comically channeling the demise of great world empires, Colin Quinn uses his “articulate brand of comedy” in taking audiences through an uproarious history of the world in 75 minutes. From his personification of Caesar as the original Italian mobster to his complaints about Ancient Greece and Antigone giving way to Costco and Snooki, Quinn is at his satirical best, taking on the attitudes, appetites and bad habits that toppled the world’s most powerful nations. Colin Quinn Long Story Short proves that throughout human history, the joke has always been on us.
Opening Night Production Credits
Colin Quinn
Theatre Owned / Operated by Martin Markinson and Donald Tick
Produced by Eva Price, Richard Martini, Bruston Kade Manuel & Will Dombrowski, Richard Winkler, George Shapiro, Matthew Salloway, Jack Thomas, Bisno/Frankel/Fireman, Dan Frishwasser, Avram Freedberg & Mary Beth Dale and Allen Spivak
Written by Colin Quinn; Original Compositions by Scott Elmegreen
Directed by Jerry Seinfeld
Scenic Design by David Gallo; Projection Design by David Gallo; Lighting Design by Howell Binkley; Sound Design by Christopher “Kit” Bond; Moving Light Programmer: Sean Beach; Associate Scenic Design: Steven C. Kemp; Associate Projection Design: Steve Channon; Associate Lighting Design: Ryan O’Gara; Assistant Lighting Design: Amanda Zieve
General Manager: Cesa Entertainment, Maximum Entertainment and KL Management; Company Manager: Holly Sutton
Production Stage Manager: Daniel Kells
Creative Consultant: Hal Brooks; Press Representative: Rubenstein Communications and Amy Jacobs; Marketing: HHC Marketing; Photographer: Carol Rosegg; Advertising: Hofstetter + Partners and Agency 212; Videographer: Fresh Produce Productions
“IMMORTAL!” – The New York Times
“Colin Quinn nails it. State of the art.” – Time
“A deliciously witty feast of ideas.” – NY1
“HILARIOUS!” – Variety
“Quinn is a master. A polished act.“- Daily News

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Setting: Present. An American assembly room and the city of Guiyang, China
Number of Performances: 101
First Preview: October 11, 2011
Opening Night: October 27, 2011
Closing Night: January 29, 2012

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