Key Largo by Maxwell Anderson directed by Richard Quinn

Richard Quinn directs Maxwell

Anderson’s original Key Largo at the Nyack Village Theatre. http://www.nyackvillagetheatre.com/

Key Largo is an original play

written by James Maxwell Anderson, who was an American playwright, author,

poet, journalist and lyricist.  He lived

on South Mountain Road, in Rockland County. 

He is most well known for Key Largo, his 1939 Broadway play that became

the basis for the Academy Award winning 1948 film by the same name starring

Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson and Lauren Bacall.   His daughter also wrote a book, South

Mountain Road: A Daughter's Journey of Discovery.   Anderson also wrote

the Pulitzer Prize winning play, Hi Tor, named for the summit overlooking the

Tappen Zee portion of the Hudson River, near where Anderson lived in Rockland

County.  

Richard Quinn, most recently

directed the premiere of Wild Children, a play written by Vincent Pastore, of

HBO’s series, The Soprano’s. 

Key Largo cast includes John

Bale, Nick Byrne, Michael Deluca, Peter Elfant, Jeff Golda, Sonya Harum,

Mercedes Kent, Joe Remy Dolinsky, Katie Segal, Jim Triola, Rhea Vogel, Ulises

Arroyo and Mauricio Rubellos. 

The play will be presented on

November 15, 16, 22 and 23 at Nyack Village Theatre, 94 Main Street, Nyack,

NY.  Tickets: http://nyackvillagetheatre.ticketleap.com/key-largo-by-maxwell-anderson/

Box office information:

201-694-0610.