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In intersecting stories spanning two eras, a contemporary Black painter who hides his race goes to Germany for a show, only to find that the gallery owner has misinterpreted his work. And in the '80s a homeless teenager comes to New York to become an actor and is taken in by two gay men, who are themselves producing a new play. Titillating, taboo-testing and psychosexually insightful, this epic tale of ambition and self-invention bursts open the conceits of the worlds of art and theatre.

This show is closed.

Performances ended on Dec. 17, 2011.

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Previews: Oct 26, 2011 • Opening: Nov 14, 2011 • Closing: Dec 17, 2011
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Theatre Three at Theatre Row
410 West 42nd Street
New York, NY 10036
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What Is the Story of Burning?
Burning weaves several stories from different time periods together. In one, a homeless, troubled teenager comes to New York in the 1980s to become an actor and is taken in by two gay men. In another, a contemporary black painter who hides his race goes to Germany for a show only to find that the gallery owner has misinterpreted his work. A gallery employee, in turn, has his own tragic family story to deal with, and these stories of self-invention and self-discovery connect in unexpected ways.

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Cast

Jeff Biehl
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Reyna de Courcy
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Barrett Doss
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Hunter Foster
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Andrew Garman
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Drew Hildebrand
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Evan Johnson
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Danny Mastrogiorgio
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Andrew Polk
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Larisa Polonsky
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Adam Trese
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Vladimir Versailles
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Stephen Tyrone Williams
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Written by
Thomas Bradshaw
Director
Scott Elliott
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