An Error of the Moon Tickets

An Error of the Moon is a distinguished Off-Broadway play that delves into the complex historical relationship between Edwin and John Wilkes Booth. Presented in New York City, this production offers a focused, dramatic look at a pivotal period in American history, brought to life through a dedicated artistic team and a compact, intimate performance space. If you’re exploring sophisticated theatre in NYC, this show is a thoughtful option for theatergoers who appreciate historical drama with strong direction and design.

Note: This is a theatrical work, not a musical artist or concert tour. The production originally premiered in 2010 at the Beckett Theatre (Theatre Row) and featured a team of designers and performers dedicated to the craft of live storytelling.

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Venue details: Beckett Theatre at Theatre Row, located at 410 West 42nd Street, New York, NY. The production was directed by Kim Weild, with a creative team including scenic designer Steven Capone, costume designer Alixandra Englund, lighting by Charles Foster, sound by Christian Frederickson, projection by C. Andrew Bauer, and fight direction by Rick Sordelet. The original Off-Broadway cast included Margaret Copeland, Erik Heger, Andrew Veenstra, and Brian Wallace. The production was produced by Theater 21 and CRC Productions and featured a Trevor Project benefit on September 30, 2010, highlighting its commitment to community outreach. There are no current reports of a 2025 tour for this production; it remains a limited 2010 engagement with historical significance in New York theatre history.

For fans of historical drama and smart, intimate performances, An Error of the Moon represents a unique entry in Off-Broadway programming. If you’re seeking to secure seats for this production, we can help with reliable, straightforward ticket options and up-to-date show information. For more details about the show’s background or the creative team, visit the official pages linked below.

Social media and website links for the production are available below. Please note that official social profiles for this specific production were not widely documented; contemporary coverage focuses on 2010 press materials and programming related to Theatre Row, NYC.