Interview: Rachel York and Graham Rowat Duel in 'The Game'
Eight years after presenting the world premiere of The Game,
Barrington Stage Company has brought it back by popular demand
to downtown Pittsfield. Based on the 1782 novel Les Liaisons
Dangereuse by Choderlos de Laclos, the musical is directed by
Artistic Director Julianne Boyd, with Book and Lyrics by Amy
Powers and David Topchik, and Music by Megan Cavallari. Starring
as the Marquise de Merteuil and her sparring partner Vicomte de
Valmont are Broadway veterans Rachel York and Graham Rowat. They
spoke with BroadwayWorld during the rehearsal period for the
show which runs through August 28 on the Mainstage.  BWW: Have
the two of you ever worked together before?  GR: No. I know of
Rachel and have heard of her. I was just working at Lincoln
Center and there's a Dessa Rose poster on the wall that I walked
by every day. She's kind of a legend, but I've never crossed
paths with her before. She's so sweet and so unexpected - the
comic, self-deprecating si