Complete casting has been revealed for the Ruth Stage production of James McLure's dark comedy Lone Star, which will play Theatre Row November 24—December 23. Joe Rosario will direct the limited engagement, which marks the 1980 play's Off-Broadway premiere.

Lone Star is set in the cluttered backyard of a small-town Texas bar. Roy, battling PTSD after a hitch in Vietnam, is back in town with his brother Ray. Lone Star offers a study of Texas "good ole boys," the depths of brotherhood, and the scars to be dealt with from battles fought at home and abroad.

Newly joining the previously announced Ana Isabelle, Matt de Rogatis, and Ryan McCartan is Barton Cowperthwaite.

Ruth Stage was granted permission by the McLure Estate to adapt Lone Star with elements from its sister play, Laundry and Bourbon, and the unpublished 1980s Lone Star screenplay, which had been set for a film starring Sigourney Weaver that never came to fruition.

Lone Star will feature set design by Matthew Imhoff, lighting design by Christian Specht, sound and projection design by Tomas Correa, comic book illustrations by Legacy Comix, stage management by Tollie Boone, and assistant stage management by Milton Elliott. Casting is by Ruth Stage.

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