Artistic Advisor
Stage Manager
Sound Designer
Lighting Adaptation
Set Adaptation
Costume Coordinator
Lighting Operator
Sound Operator
Running Crew
Props Coordinator
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House Manager
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The play takes place in 1990 in the bustling metropolis of New York City. In a trendy Manhattan restaurant, Stephen (Darin Anthony), a very successful architect, is having lunch with his best friend, Drew (Chad Borden), a rising avant-garde artist. At an adjacent table sits the unrequited object of Stephen’s affection, Phoebe (Kelly Coleman), who is herself a shrewd and successful stock broker. As they watch Phoebe, her television executive brother Peter (Gil Bernardy) joins her, bringing with him some disturbing news. After several raucous episodes involving a schizophrenic bag lady (played by Sandra Kinder) and a long-suffering actress/waitress (portrayed by Stacey Silverman), the four characters meet and strike up an unlikely friendship. A month later, all six assemble at Stephen’s beach house, determined to get away from the craziness of the city and make some sense out of their relationships and careers. Inevitably, this leads to a series of very funny yet compelling incidents in which various relationships, non-relationships, mistaken motives, and often shaky alliances are cleverly set forth and
examined. 

"For anyone who has been waiting for a play that tells what it is like to be more or less middle-class, more or less young and more or less well-intentioned in a frightening city at this moment in this time zone, "Eastern Standard" at long last is it." 

—NY Times 

"With a truly original voice, a deft hand with character and a gift for juxtaposing unexpected elements with amusing and dramatically purposeful results, Greenberg’s "Eastern Standard" is a romantic comedy for our times." 

—Drama-Logue 

"...it speaks to us eloquently, and with humor, about today."

—Back Stage