Season round the Horizons

Baker Herzog Plays by Annie Baker and Amy Herzog are the works joining the 2012-13 season slate at Off Broadway's Playwrights Horizons, which features the tuner rendition of "Definately Not Paradise."New plays by Tanya Barfield and Samuel D. Hunter will also be on tap, alongside the formerly introduced run of Lisa D'Amour's "Detroit," a Chicago hit whose plans for just about any Broadway transfer never materialized.Baker returns to Playwrights -- where her career needed offered by in addition to-famous "Circle Mirror Transformation" a few seasons ago -- with "The Flick," which follows the lives of three employees within an old Colonial cinema. "Circle Mirror" helmer Mike Gold directs the earth preem on Playwrights Horizons' mainstage.Herzog, whose "Following a Revolution" was produced with the Off Broadway company, returns while using world premiere of "The Fantastic God Pan," of a youthful adult in Brooklyn who discloses a possible childhood trauma. Carolyn Cantor helms."Great God" also plays the mainstage, as will "Detroit," directed by Anne Kaufman, as well as the formerly introduced "Definately not Paradise," the film adaptation by book author Richard Greenberg and songwriters Scott Frankel and Michael Korie. Frankel, Korie and helmer Michael Greif formerly launched tuner "Grey Gardens" at Playwrights.Options in Playwrights Horizons' smaller sized theater include Barfield's "The Telephone Call,Inch which concentrates on a white-colored American couple wanting to think about an African child. Leigh Silverman directs the earth preem.Venue will even start to see the run of Hunter's "The Whale," a great obese guy who tries to reunite along with his estranged teen daughter. Davis McCallum, who helmed Hunter's "An Exciting New Boise," directs the play, which bowed taken at Colorado Center Theater.Season casting, exact schedule and extra particulars be introduced. Contact Gordon Cox at gordon.cox@variety.com