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SLC Arts offers first full theatrical production ‘2 A.M.’

Posted 11/11/26

POTSDAM, NY — Theatre is coming to SLC Arts on Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14 SLC Arts will present 2 A.M., an original play written and directed by Nick Attanasio, marking the …

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SLC Arts offers first full theatrical production ‘2 A.M.’

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POTSDAM, NY — Theatre is coming to SLC Arts on Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14 SLC Arts will present 2 A.M., an original play written and directed by Nick Attanasio, marking the organization's first full theatrical production.

Previously performed Off-Broadway, 2 A.M. is making its way to Potsdam with an updated script and a local cast of nine actors. Set in a diner at 2:00 in the morning, the play follows Matthew, Anthony, and Brian as they navigate relationship woes, personal struggles, and the sometimes messy process of growing up.

Attanasio hopes the story will strike a familiar chord with audiences.

The production features a cast of local performers, including Nick Attanasio, Kyle Flint a, Maggie McKenna, Deanna Saliba, Daniel Wilcox, Emily Reed-Fecketter, Gemini Alexis Creason Parker, Brandi Marie Dupere-LaBare, and Libby Antle.

Behind the scenes, the production is led by Director Nick Attanasio, Assistant Director Deanna Saliba, Stage Manager Jeni Reed, and Props and Set Designers Maggie McKenna and Daniel Wilcox.

For SLC Arts, 2 A.M. represents an exciting new chapter in the organization's continued efforts to expand arts opportunities throughout St. Lawrence County. As the organization continues to develop its Creative Spirit space in Potsdam into a multidisciplinary arts hub, hosting a full theatrical production is another step toward bringing diverse artistic experiences to the North Country.

Performances will be at SLC Arts, 6 Raymond Street, Potsdam. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with the show beginning at 7 p.m.

Advance ticket purchase is required. Tickets are available at slcartscouncil.org/shop or by calling SLC Arts. Audience members are also invited to pay it forward by adding $5, $10, or $20 to their ticket purchase. These additional contributions help support actor compensation and provide complimentary tickets for community members.

Tickets and Information:
Visit slcartscouncil.org/shop or contact SLC Arts at arts@slcartscouncil.org or (315) 265-6860.