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Meet the Cast of Nick Payne's Incognito at Manhattan Theatre Club

The mind-bending play about memory and identity makes its American premiere this spring.

| Off-Broadway |

April 8, 2016

Heather Lind, Morgan Spector, Geneva Carr, and Charlie Cox star in Nick Payne's Incognito at Manhattan Theatre Club.
Heather Lind, Morgan Spector, Geneva Carr, and Charlie Cox star in Nick Payne's Incognito at Manhattan Theatre Club.
(© Seth Walters)

The cast and creative team of Incognito, written by Manhattan Theatre Club veteran Nick Payne (Constellations), met the press on their first week of rehearsals for the play's American premiere.

The four-person production stars Charlie Cox (Daredevil), Heather Lind (Of Good Stock), Tony nominee Geneva Carr (Hand to God), and Morgan Spector (Ironbound), who perform a total of 21 characters throughout Payne's nonlinear narrative.

Incognito stars Charlie Cox and Geneva Carr meet for rehearsal at the Manhattan Theatre Club Rehearsal Studios.
Incognito stars Charlie Cox and Geneva Carr meet for rehearsal at the Manhattan Theatre Club Rehearsal Studios.
(© Seth Walters)

Directed by Toyn Award winner Doug Hughes (The Father), the play asks whether memory and identity are nothing but illusions as a pathologist steals the brain of Albert Einstein, a neuropsychologist embarks on her first romance with another woman, and a seizure patient forgets everything but how much he loves his girlfriend.

Morgan Spector and Heather Lind round out the cast of the American premiere.
Morgan Spector and Heather Lind round out the cast of the American premiere.
(© Seth Walters)

The show's creative team includes Scott Pask (scenic design), Catherine Zuber (costume design), Ben Stanton (lighting design), David Van Tieghem (original music & sound design), and J. David Brimmer (fight director).

Director Doug Hughes (left) and playwright Nick Payne (right) join their Incognito cast for a photo.
Director Doug Hughes (left) and playwright Nick Payne (right) join their Incognito cast for a photo.
(© Seth Walters)

Performances begin May 3 at New York City Center – Stage I in advance of a May 24 opening.

For tickets and more information, click here.

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