Colin Quinn: Small Talk Arrives at Greenwich House Theater March 30 | Playbill

Off-Broadway News Colin Quinn: Small Talk Arrives at Greenwich House Theater March 30

The solo, self-written comedy has switched theatres for an additional limited engagement run.

Colin Quinn

Moving three blocks away, Colin Quinn's Colin Quinn: Small Talk begins performances March 30 at Greenwich House Theater after a run at the Lucille Lortel Theatre. The additional, limited engagement is set to run through May 6.

In his newest solo show, Quinn explores the concept of personality, taking audiences inside how he chats up everyone from friends and family to municipal employees and counter people—and how everyone else can, too.

James Fauvell directs Small Talk, having previously directed Quinn's Red State Blue State.

Small Talk also features set design by Zoë Hurvitz (Tomorrow Will Take Care Of Itself), lighting design by Amina Alexander (Alex Edelman: Just For Us), and sound design by Margaret Montagna (A Woman of the World).

The show is produced by Mike Lavoie and Carlee Briglia, and Brian Stern. Quinn has previously presented his solo shows An Irish Wake and Long Story Short on Broadway. Off-Broadway, he has taken the stage in several other solo shows: My Two Cents, Unconstitutional, The New York Story, and Red State Blue State.

For tickets and information, visit ColinQuinnShow.com.

 
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