An Off-Off-Broadway hit in 1965, Lanford Wilson's Balm in Gilead still gets a lot of play today for its portrayal of down-and-out gritsters — junkies, whores, pushers, among 20-plus characters — who fill an all-night Manhattan coffee shop with personal confessions and public confrontations. Reaching for both gravelly realism and lyric beauty, Balm in Gilead at its best can be a moving, poetic portrait of hope amid endless desperation.
Ann.... |
Suzette Hoskins
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Babe.... |
Debbie Fell
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Bob.... |
Joe Zedeny
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Bonnie.... |
Ed Bontempo
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Darlene.... |
Karin Hein
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David.... |
Joy Salerno
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Dopey.... |
Christopher Rollings
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Ernesto.... |
Evan Robillard
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Fick.... |
Peter Monica
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Frank/Al.... |
Jim DiDomenico
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Franny.... |
Jeffery Woltz
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Joe.... |
Jonathan Wierzbicki
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John.... |
Greg Louis
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Judy.... |
Tina Lee
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Kay.... |
Michelle Russell
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Martin.... |
Tom Madigan
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Rake.... |
Roger Griffin
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Rust.... |
Stefanie Petersen
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Terry.... |
Melissa Lea Dennen
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Tig.... |
Steven Leshchanka
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Tim.... |
Tom Belloff
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Xavier/The Stranger.... |
Jon Paradise
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Directed by |
Nick Pelino, Jr
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Produced by |
Marie Fiorello
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Properties by |
Stephanie Youngman
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