“…Extraordinary. JJP is clearly a troupe to be reckoned with!”

— Mark Savitt, Hi!Drama, New York

“…An intricate tale that blurs the line between reality and illusion… Skillfully combines Pirandello’s off-kilter comedy with his puzzling irony and sudden bursts of affecting drama.”

— Bob Dreyfuss, Picture This Post, New York

“...Raison d’être is stunning; a more comprehensive discussion of “to be or not to be” than can be found in Hamlet.”

— Jen Ewing, Hi!Drama, New York

“...a unique experience that will leave you feeling transported.”

— Austin Fimmano, Plays to See, New York

Copy of Giovanni Villari (Squatriglia) and Mickey Abbate (Chee Chee)

Copy of Lucie Allouche (The StepDaughter)

Copy of Ed Malone* (Technical Director) and R David Robinson* (Director)

Copy of Lucie Allouche (The StepDaughter) and Carleigh Chirico* (The Girl)

Copy of Melissa Eddy Quilty* (Madama Pace) and Lucie Allouche (The StepDaughter)

Copy of Robert Charles Russell* (The Commuter)

Copy of Alex Might (The Boy), Jennifer Jewell* (The Man with a Flower in His Mouth), and Carleigh Chirico* (The Girl)

Copy of Jennifer Jewell* (The Man with a Flower in His Mouth) and Alex Might (The Boy)

Raison d’Être: An Evening of Pirandello: Production Photography; Photos By: Daniel Rader; Costume Design: Maureen Freedman; Hair Stylist: Cy Blankinship; Makeup Artist: Marlin Steen; *appearing courtesy of Actor’s Equity Association

Copy of Brian Linden* (The Father)

Copy of Lucie Allouche (The StepDaughter)

Copy of The Characters

Copy of Allison Plamondon (Choreographer)

Copy of Melissa Eddy Quilty* (Madama Pace)

Raison d’Être: An Evening of Pirandello: Choreography Rehearsal Shots; Photographs By: Michele I. Arazi; *appearing courtesy of Actor’s Equity Association