Dan Lauria’s new play, Just Another Day will get its world premiere on Shadowland Stages main stage on Canal Street, in Ellenville, kicking off on June 2. And not only will Lauria star in the production, but Shadowland announced Wednesday that he will be joined by Emmy and Tony award-winning actress Amanda Plummer (The Fisher King, Pulp Fiction).

Plummer's stage roles are as varied and notable as her film credits. She won a Tony and a Drama Desk award for her work in Agnes of God opposite Geraldine Page, Theatre World and Outer Critics Circle awards, and was nominated for a Tony and a Drama Desk award for her performance in A Taste of Honey. She was also nominated for a Tony for her performance in Pygmalion opposite Peter O'Toole.

Other Broadway credits include The Glass Menagerie with Jessica Tandy. Her off-Broadway credits include Sam Shepard's A Lie of The Mind and Tracy Letts' Killer Joe. Most recently she was seen off Broadway in the critically acclaimed The Two Character Play with Brad Dourif. Her television work has been recognized with three Emmy awards, one Emmy nomination and a Golden Globe nomination.

Dan Lauria is most recognized as the dad on the highly acclaimed, Emmy-winning, ABC television show, The Wonder Years.

Just Another Day follows the journeys of a comedy writer and a sophisticated poet in their 70s as they meet daily on a park bench to exchange wits and barbs, and wax nostalgic about old movies, all the while trying to figure out how they know — and love — each other. Shadowland Stages veteran James Glossman will direct.