Transfers

Theatre

Name:	Lucille Lortel Theatre
Address:	121 Christopher Street, New York, NY 10014

Production Details

First performance date:	April 5, 2018
Opening date:	April 23, 2018
Closing date:	May 20, 2018
Links:	Official Website


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Production Description

Cristofer and Clarence are two gifted students from the South Bronx. After two years at a local community college being coached by faculty members, the young men are competing for a life-changing scholarship at an elite northeast university. During a campus visit, the young men are unexpectedly confronted with their shared past while trying to break through a system that seems designed to keep them on the outside.

Opening Night Credits

Production Credits

	Person/Company	Credit
	MCC Theater	Producer
	William Cantler	Artistic Director
	Robert LuPone	Artistic Director
	Bernard Telsey	Artistic Director

	Lucy Thurber	Playwright

	Jackson Gay	Director
	Gineiris Garcia	Assistant Director

	Donyale Werle	Set Designer
	Jessica Ford	Costume Designer
	Russell H. Champa	Lighting Designer
	Broken Chord	Sound Designer
	Bradley Wehrle	Associate Set Designer
	Phuong Nguyen	Assistant Costume Designer
	Ashley Kok	Assistant Lighting Designer
	Maxwell Silverman	Assistant Sound Designer

	Beth Dembrow	General Manager
	Megan Ringeling	Company Manager

	Lori Ann Zepp	Production Stage Manager
	Veronica Lee	Stage Manager

	Steve Rosenberg	Production Manager
	Scott Palmer	Technical Director
	Susan Barras	Prop Master

	Ignacia Delgado	Dramaturg
	Telsey + Company	Casting

Cast

	Actor	Role
	Ato Blankson-Wood	Clarence Matthews
	Leon Addison Brown	Geoffrey Dean
	Juan Castano	Cristofer Rodriguez
	Glenn Davis	David DeSantos
	Samantha Soule	Rosie McNulty

Awards

		Award	Person / Company	Function
1¹	WON	2018 Drama Desk Award, Special Award	Juan Castano	Actor
2	NOMINATED	2018 Off Broadway Alliance Award, Best New Play	MCC Theater	Producer
			Lucy Thurber	Playwright

¹Sam Norkin Award: To Juan Castano, whose varied performances this season in Oedipus El Rey, A Parallelogram, and Transfers not only make a complex statement about American life but also indicate great things to come for this talented performer.