by Jeffrey Hatcher
directed by Jim Petosa**

Cristina Todesco***, scenic design
Molly Trainer***, costume design
Chris Brusberg, lighting design
David Reiffel, sound design
Julie Tidemand, properties design
Jayscott Crosley*, production stage manager

featuring Joel Colodner*,
Adrianne Krstansky*, and Christine Power*

Cast (in alphabetical order)

Joel Colodner*, Emil
Adrianne Krstansky*, Virginia
Christine Power*, Mac

*member of Actors' Equity Association, the union of professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
**member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, an independent national labor union
***member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829

Below is the performance schedule for the production at the Arsenal Center for the Arts that has passed. For a performance schedule for New Rep's Three Viewings Remount 2012, please click here.

Below is the performance information for the production at the Arsenal Center for the Arts that has passed. For information on New Rep's Three Viewings Remount 2012, please click here.

Three Viewings
in the Black Box Theater
November 27, 2011 - December 18, 2011

In Three Viewings, award-winning playwright Jeffrey Hatcher explores love, money, and loss in a trio of mordantly witty narratives. An infatuated man goes to extraordinary lengths in order to win a woman’s heart; a jewelry thief with a hidden secret reclaims a family heirloom; and a widow confronts the repercussions of her late husband’s wheeling and dealing. Hatcher weaves these three poignant tales into an evening of remarkable storytelling that is sure to entice and captivate you.

[Three Viewings] is a powerful way to spend an evening.
SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY

Hatcher's tales involving stories are colorfully detailed, at times sharply humorous and deeply felt.
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER

Three Viewings is essential viewing.
NEW YORK MAGAZINE

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Three Viewings; Ultimate Christmas (abridged)
The Boston Phoenix

THREE VIEWINGS: Love, Loss, and What She Stole
BroadwayWorld.com

Four stars for 'Three Viewings'
The Hub Review

'Three Viewings' is compelling
Boston Globe

Three Viewings
The Edge

Three Viewings: Humor and Human Folly at the Graveside
The New England Theatre Geek

DEFEND YOURSELF: JIM PETOSA
The Weekly Dig