Theatre Exile’s smash hit production of GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS has been extended through May 20th due to popular demand.

Critics and audiences alike are full of praise for GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS. The Philadelphia Inquirer writes “Theatre Exile’s terrific revival reaffirms the play’s power.” “I’ve never seen the world of Glengarry seem so real” says Citypaper. “Theatre Exile’s crackling version proves there’s still a lot of life in Glengarry yet,” writes Talkin’ Broadway.

David Mamet’s 1984 Pulitzer Prize-winning play explores the seamy underbelly of cutthroat real estate deals, sales contests and corporate desperation from the back office to the booths of a lowbrow Chinese restaurant in “language that makes Glengarry really zing” (City Paper). GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS is “very funny and very sad and reaches to the utmost despair in Calvin Coolidge’s slogan, “The business of America is business” (Philadelphia Inquirer).

Director Matt Pfeiffer, Theatre Exile’s Associate Artistic Director, “establishes just the right pace and rhythm” (Philadelphia Inquirer) with a “dream cast” (AOL Tonight) of Philadelphia talent. William Zielinski is “slick, greasy, and brilliant” (AOL Tonight) as the “glamorously reptilian Richard Roma” (Citypaper).. Harry Philibosian is “heartbreaking” (Philadelphia Inquirer) as Shelly “The Machine” Levene, “capturing the desperation that drives him and radiating joy when he makes a sale” (Talkin’ Broadway). H. Michael Walls, “will make you squirm” (AOL) as David Moss and Exile’s Producing Artistic Director offers “strong work” as “nervous co-worker” George Aaronow. As despised office manager John Williamson, Dan Hodge’s “rigid restraint is dangerous…his ‘go to lunch’ scene superb” (Philadelphia Inquirer). Brian McCann as James Lingk and Bill Rahill as Detective Baylen round out a terrific ensemble with “an enormous sense of connection” (Citypaper). It all plays out against Matt Saunder’s “clever” (City Paper) sets which make “impressive use of…Christ Church Neighborhood House” (Talkin’ Broadway).

SHOWTIMES & TICKETS
Additional performances of Glengarry Glen Ross will be held at 8pm, May 16-18, 4pm on May 19 and 3pm on May 20. Ticket prices range from $15-$40 and may be purchased online at www.theatreexile.org or by calling the box office at 215.922.4462.

ABOUT THEATRE EXILE
Theatre Exile is a nonprofit theater company dedicated to enhancing the cultural experiences of all Philadelphians through the staging of works that engage the imagination. We produce risky and challenging plays that contain a sense of true Philadelphia grit and passion. We are constantly striving to reach out to new theater audiences throughout the community by presenting both new works as well as established plays that are often reinterpreted in original ways and/or held in unique site specific locations. We believe in freedom of expression; formulated through innovation, exploration and provocation. At the same time, we provide a safe and creative environment in which local artists can grow and experiment and ultimately, find their own voice.

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