Two Men Talking back in New York City:
April 25 at 7:30pm!
Two Men Talking performs on April 25, 2013 at 7:30pm
Location: Playwrights Horizons, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
416 West 42nd street, between 9th and 10th avenues
Time and tickets: 7:30pm.
$30 tickets (student tix for $20, use code PHSTU). Buy here
To inquire about bringing Two Men talking to your school, community, performing arts center, contact:
Exclusive US representation: Bernstein Artists, Inc.
p: (718) 623 1214 - sue@bernsarts.com
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News and Events
Two Men Talking recently performed at The Hotchkiss School, CT.
Click here to read an article featured in Berkshire on stage
Two Men Talking performed at the Miller Theatre at Columbia University for World AIDS Day.
The performance was sponsored by The International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs (ICAP) at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
Two Men Talking Performed in South Africa for over 1,000 People!
From May 12 to 15, 2009 Murray Nossel and Paul Browde performed in the very school in which a teacher asked them to tell one another a story
The performances at King David High School in Johannesburg were followed by discussion panels and workshops with students and faculty to take a stand against bullying and offer a springboard for open and honest communications.
Click here to read more and see a clip of the performance!
Two Men Talking performed at Dickinson College on April 5, 2009!
"The students at Dickinson and Gettysburg were enthralled by Two Men Talking. They couldn't wait to tell Paul and Murray their own stories, which were inspired by the show. We would love to have Paul and Murray come back again."
--Ted Merwin, Asst. Prof. of Religion, Dickinson College
Let us know if you would like to bring Two Men Talking to your community. It's the perfect springboard for discussions, workshops and panels around a variety of topics and themes.
Press and Praise for Two Men Talking
Performers/Creators of Two Men Talking on WBAI Radio
New York Times About Two Men Talking
Archbishop Tutu Talks About Two Men Talking
Nadine Gordimer Talks About Two Men Talking
Catherine TateTalks About Two Men Talking
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