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People behind the production

Greater Clements is a compelling theatrical piece that premiered Off-Broadway at Lincoln Center Theater’s Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater. Written by Samuel D. Hunter and directed by Davis McCallum, the production examines aging, community displacement, and belonging through the story of Maggie, a 65-year-old Mine Tour and Museum owner in the fictional town of Greater Clements, Idaho. The cast featured Judith Ivey and Edmund Donovan, with a technical team including scenic designer Dane Laffrey, costume designer Kaye Voyce, lighting by Yi Zhao, and original music and sound by Fitz Patton. Although the production closed in January 2020, it remains a significant entry in contemporary American theater and a relevant study in town identity and memory.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

While there are no publicly announced 2025 tour dates, licensing for future productions is handled by Concord Theatricals. We’ve got you covered with reliable information and connections to official sources for upcoming opportunities.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

For fans and theater professionals, Greater Clements represents a poignant intersection of character-driven storytelling and stagecraft. Although Greater Clements has completed its original run, the show’s themes continue to resonate with audiences exploring small-town dynamics and personal history. If you’re seeking licensing details, rights, and potential future engagements, consult Concord Theatricals for official channels. We’ll keep you informed as new opportunities arise, and you can rely on us to secure your seats through trusted, straightforward purchasing when a production returns.

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Quick Facts About Greater Clements

  • World premiere Off-Broadway at Lincoln Center Theater, Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater; previews began November 14, 2019, official opening December 9, 2019, closing January 19, 2020.
  • Writer: Samuel D. Hunter; Director: Davis McCallum; Scenic design: Dane Laffrey; Costume design: Kaye Voyce; Lighting design: Yi Zhao; Original music and sound: Fitz Patton; Primary cast included Judith Ivey as Maggie and Edmund Donovan.
  • Plot centers on Maggie, a 65-year-old owner of a Mine Tour and Museum in the fictional town of Greater Clements, Idaho, as an old flame returns and the town faces decline driven by out-of-town buyers.
  • Themes include aging, community displacement, memory and belonging, set against the backdrop of a town losing its identity.
  • Awards and nominations in 2020 included Drama Desk nominations for Outstanding Play and Outstanding Actor (Edmund Donovan), Obie Award (Edmund Donovan), Outer Critics Circle nominations, and Drama League Distinguished Performance Award (Edmund Donovan).
  • Social media: Greater Clements does not appear to have a dedicated official social media presence; official information is provided by Lincoln Center Theater and Concord Theatricals.

For fans and theater professionals, Greater Clements represents a poignant intersection of character-driven storytelling and stagecraft. Although Greater Clements has completed its original run, the show’s themes continue to resonate with audiences exploring small-town dynamics and personal history. If you’re seeking licensing details, rights, and potential future engagements, consult Concord Theatricals for official channels. We’ll keep you informed as new opportunities arise, and you can rely on us to secure your seats through trusted, straightforward purchasing when a production returns.

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