63 Trillion
A world premiere comedy by JOHN BUNZEL
directed by STEVE ZUCKERMAN NAT artistic director JACK STEHLIN produced by JEANNINE WISNOSKY STEHLIN with ROBERT CICCHINI JORDAN LUND MEGAN GALLAGHER NOAH JAMES JEFFREY JONES KEN LERNER JACK STEHLIN Set/Lights: JEFFREY R. McLAUGHLIN Costumes: FLORENCE KEMPER Sound: CHRIS MOSCATIELLO Composer: ROGER BELLON Publicity JUDITH BORNE Stage Manager CAITLIN PRICE Production Assistant MICHELLE BRIDDELL |
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REVIEWS:
Recommended!
"63 TRILLION is a treasure trove of mean-spirited fun, and
The New American Theatre production is top-notch."
Recommended! Stage Raw
“Bunzel’s dialogue, is witty, and [Jeffrey] Jones, playing if possible a more abhorrent version of the character he portrayed in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (Principal Rooney), delivers it with a malevolent gusto that Satan himself might envy.Under Steve Zuckerman's deft direction, the performances are sharp and funny. Jack Stehlin (of TV’s “Weeds”) in particular has a lock
on a manic but meticulously controlled delivery that keeps the comedyticking along.”
Los Angeles Times
“It's a profane, scatological and cynical saga of vested and invested interests, all dressed up in shiny suits. The production's glee lies in the depths of anguish suffered by these mostly horrible people, and thecomical presentation of that anguish by accomplished actors with theater, TV and film credits.”
LA Weekly
“Incredible Work! Amazing Cast!”
Broadway World
5 Stars! "Clever, funny, and timely. Actors are stupendous. Their timing, delivery, interaction...spot on"
Examiner
“Light and tasty fare, delivered by a strong ensemble cast!”
Cultural Weekly
"The world is in chaos. The financial markets are in danger of complete collapse. People are losing all their money. Yet the audience laughed. This was due to the artful writing of noted playwright, screen and television writer John Bunzel. "
Hollywood News Calendar
“Testosterone-driven comedy about power, greed and the American dream!”
That Awesome Theatre Blog
"There's some serious hilarity going on...Robert Cicchini brings his “Jersey Boy” (spot on!) A game as does Megan Gallagher, Ken Lerner, Jack Stehlin and Jordan Lund. Jeffrey Jones remains as one hell of
a class act all by himself, no hyperbole necessary."
Gia on the Move
Recommended!
"63 TRILLION is a treasure trove of mean-spirited fun, and
The New American Theatre production is top-notch."
Recommended! Stage Raw
“Bunzel’s dialogue, is witty, and [Jeffrey] Jones, playing if possible a more abhorrent version of the character he portrayed in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (Principal Rooney), delivers it with a malevolent gusto that Satan himself might envy.Under Steve Zuckerman's deft direction, the performances are sharp and funny. Jack Stehlin (of TV’s “Weeds”) in particular has a lock
on a manic but meticulously controlled delivery that keeps the comedyticking along.”
Los Angeles Times
“It's a profane, scatological and cynical saga of vested and invested interests, all dressed up in shiny suits. The production's glee lies in the depths of anguish suffered by these mostly horrible people, and thecomical presentation of that anguish by accomplished actors with theater, TV and film credits.”
LA Weekly
“Incredible Work! Amazing Cast!”
Broadway World
5 Stars! "Clever, funny, and timely. Actors are stupendous. Their timing, delivery, interaction...spot on"
Examiner
“Light and tasty fare, delivered by a strong ensemble cast!”
Cultural Weekly
"The world is in chaos. The financial markets are in danger of complete collapse. People are losing all their money. Yet the audience laughed. This was due to the artful writing of noted playwright, screen and television writer John Bunzel. "
Hollywood News Calendar
“Testosterone-driven comedy about power, greed and the American dream!”
That Awesome Theatre Blog
"There's some serious hilarity going on...Robert Cicchini brings his “Jersey Boy” (spot on!) A game as does Megan Gallagher, Ken Lerner, Jack Stehlin and Jordan Lund. Jeffrey Jones remains as one hell of
a class act all by himself, no hyperbole necessary."
Gia on the Move