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Before we travel to Edinburgh, we're offering a preview, a la Fringe-style in NYC!
Who We Become — a 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Theatre Award–winning trilogy of one-act plays by Pulitzer Prize–winning American playwright Lanford Wilson — returns this summer to theSpaceUK.
These NYC previews pair "A Poster of the Cosmos" and "The Moonshot Tape" back-to-back in a single sitting.
Who We Become: One-Act Plays by Lanford Wilson NYC Previews — Edinburgh Fringe
Featuring Margaret Curry and Geoff Stoner. Directed by Mark Cirnigliaro.
Thurs. June 25 at 7 PM, Fri. June 26 at 7 PM, sat. June 26 at 4 PM
Venue: @ Factory Series at the Chain Studio Theatre 312 W. 36th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10018
Running time: 85 minutes, no intermission.
Ages 18+. Contains mature themes including sexual content, references to sexual violence, and strong language.
"Perhaps one of the best performances you will see at the Fringe this year." ★★★★★ — Broadway Baby (on The Moonshot Tape)
Ticket Link: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/deepflight/2211847
Press Relations: SpinCycleNYC / Ron Lasko / E:
Graphic: Alan Buttar at musedesign.co.uk / Photos & Video: Matt Simpkins / Video Editing: Jeremy Kotin
Experience "Who We Become: One-Act Plays by Lanford Wilson", a trilogy performed in repertory.
The Haldane Theatre @ Surgeons' Hall, Edinburgh, UK
7 - 29 August 2026 14:05 PM (50 m)
Edinburgh tickets are live! SCAN QR or go to: https://tickets.thespaceuk.com/events?s=who+we+become
Who We Become:: The Moonshot Tape by Lanford Wilson
One-act play by a Pulitzer Prize winner. A hometown interview takes a turn when Diane, a successful writer, reveals unexpected and deeply personal truths. ‘Incredible’ (Independent).
Who We Become: Breakfast at the Track / A Poster of the Cosmos by Lanford Wilson
Two one-acts: a pre-dawn marital comedy and a Manhattan police-station monologue, each pushing intimacy boundaries and love under pressure. ‘Superbly acted’ (The Student Newspaper).
Press Relations: Mobius Industries / Annabelle Mastin-Lee / E:
Graphic: Alan Buttar at musedesign.co.uk / Photos & Video: Matt Simpkins / Video Editing: Jeremy Kotin
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Photo: Caroline White
Photo: Toni Bashinelli
After acclaimed performances at the Laurie Beechman Theater and the GreenRoom42 2023-2024,
THE SPACE IN-BETWEEN debuted in London 28 August 2025 at Crazy Coqs at Brasserie Zédel to critical acclaim.
Through story and song, Margaret Curry explores, forages, stimulates, and delights in the universes between the present and the future, the good and the bad, the yesterdays and the moments at hand, the hope and the wonder of what’s-to-come. Through compositions by Johnny Mercer, Yip Harburg, Chaka Khan, Roy Orbison, Jimmy Webb, and more, Curry tells her story (and most probably some of ours!)
An award-winning actress drawn to the poetic realism of Tennessee Williams and the raw humanity of Lanford Wilson, Curry makes her 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut in Wilson’s The Moonshot Tape, following a celebrated Off-Broadway run. Fresh from that riveting performance, she brings her richly expressive cabaret to the London stage.
A Bistro Award winner for The Space In-Between and a MAC nominee for Best Female Vocalist, Curry is backed by a powerhouse team: director Lina Koutrakos, musical director Gregory Toroian, Skip Ward on bass, and David Silliman on drums. Produced by Deep Flight Productions.
What critics are saying:
“…a lovely vocal instrument—robust and crystal clear, applied to each song with focus and intent.” – Marilyn Lester, NiteLife Exchange
“This is someone who really knows how to tell her stories in song with effortless style. Her well-scripted patter allowed each song to come from the heart and what better statement is that?” – Ron Fassler, Theater Pizzazz
“The Space In-Between is “…a mix of songs and sensational stories told in between them…Curry displayed a fine comic flair…the entire evening was conceived with genuine intelligence.” – Bart Greenberg, Cabaret Scenes
“…excellent storyteller with strong acting skills that augment her vocal interpretations…The show is well-constructed, with good pacing and top-notch musical backing.” – Andrew Poretz, Theater Pizzazz
Postcard Design: Frank Dain/Bart Art Design@2023 / Photos of Margaret: Caroline White / Photo of Trio: Helane Blumfeld
Photos from May 4th, 2024 Performance at the Laurie Beechman by Alec AddaliaEPK with additional photos, reviews and more: https://margaretcurry.com/epk