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Scapino

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UPCOMING WORK

Kinetic Theatre in Pittsburgh Presents

Directed by Andrew Paul
Opens July 13th!

Runs through July 28th at the Henry Heymann Theater.

(contact kinetictheatre.org for details or to purchase tickets)

MEDIA

FILM REEL

PHOTOS

The Lion King

Broadway

Mary Poppins

Broadway

Lieutenant of Inishmore

Broadway

Scapino (Premiere)

Gulfshore Playhouse

An Iliad

Gulfshore Playhouse

The White Chip (Premiere)

Merrimack Rep

Music Hall (US Premiere)

59E59th Street

Damages

Damages – Television

My Fair Lady

Gulfshore Playhouse

Holmes and Watson

Gulfshore Playhouse

Bob

2011 Humana Festival

Merchant of Venice

Gulfshore Playhouse

Hound of the Baskervilles

Gulfshore Playhouse

The Price

Gulfshore Playhouse

The Mystery of Irma Vep

Gulfshore Playhouse

Starcrossed

Naples Philharmonic and Gulfshore Playhouse

Scapino – Kinetic Theatre

It’s A Wonderful Life_ A Live Radio Play

Andrea Prestinario and Jeffrey Binder Photographer: Matthew Schipper

PRESS

Comic casting is highlighted by Jeffery Binder’s Zazu, a wise and witty bird who earns major amusement with his insinuating portrayal.

– Variety “The Lion King”

Broadway veteran Jeffrey Binder, making his MRT debut, plays Sean as a kind of guy we all know, a rueful, stubble-chinned wiseacre. His performance deepens along with the hole Sean digs for himself.

– Boston Globe “The White Chip”

Director Zeljko Djukic ups the ante by having her played by the superb Jeffrey Binder — younger than the role requires, and a man. Although he eventually changes into a long skirt, earrings and makeup, Binder doesn’t do drag. He’s not trying to impersonate a woman: He’s paying tribute to one — you wonder if Binder is playing the Artiste herself or a devoted fan imitating her.

– NYPost  “Music Hall”

Maybe poor Penthesilea should have heeded the advice of Odysseus (a smooth Jeffrey Binder). “Take it from me,” he says. “No man is worth all this.”

– NYTimes “Love in the Wars”

The here’s-the-way-it-really-was speech Mr. LaBute provides for A is simply devastating, and devastatingly delivered by Jeffrey Binder.

– NYTimes “Romance”

Most intriguing is “Romance,” by Neil LaBute, a scene between ex-lovers whose genders are unspecified in the script. Under the direction of Dolores Rice, two terrific male actors (Jeff Binder and Demond Green) perform the play two different ways…

– New Yorker “Romance”

They and the other “side men” (Kevin Geer, Michael Mastro, Jeff Binder and Angelica Torn) show just the inspiring ensemble work you’d expect after having done the play both off-Broadway and on.

– Post-Gazette London “Side Man” on the West End

The memorable performances are those of Mr. Binder as Pantalone, a doddering old fool given to inappropriate laughter and sobbing, and of Andrew Weems as the head eunich, Truffaldino, devoted to keeping the princess man-less.

– New York Times “Princess Turandot”

Gulfshore Playhouse has gone bold in 2018. The theater company next month will unveil architectural plans for a new multimillion-dollar, 400-seat theater. And now here’s “Scapino,” a bold, creative stroke of comedic genius built for Southwest Florida audiences and maybe even beyond.

– Naples Daily News “Scapino” written by Jeffrey Binder based on Moliere’s Scapin

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