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Basil Twist’s renowned puppets and stunning staging showcases Joey Arias’ supreme vocal and comedic talents in this revival of their dazzling extravaganza.
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This Joe Orton-style riotous dark family farce is exquisitely written, grandly staged, and is performed by 11 dazzling actors.
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A 14-year-old undocumented Guatemalan girl living in Queens has kinship with Anne Frank in this moving topical drama, ICE agents loom.
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The horror movie franchise is brought to the stage via superior stagecraft and intense performances in this original installment which frightens.
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Psychosexual tensions abound between two young English football players over 12 years in this energetic and searingly performed production.
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An idealistic young couple on a road trip clash with an ominous CEO in the desert during this enigmatic and queasy "Twilight Zone"-style short play.
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This striking reimagining of the star’s landmark 1984 Broadway solo show reclaims her as a dramatic writer and is a showcase for five magnetic performers.
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Jennifer Nettles wrote and stars in this exuberant musical about a 17th century Italian apothecary who poisons abusive husbands; Mary Zimmerman directs.
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The 1999 film about adultery at a Jewish Catskills bungalow colony in 1969 has been faithfully adapted into a ravishing musical; the cast is majestic.
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Key events from the iconic movie star’s life are enacted by a sparkling cast in this ambitious and engaging musical which delves into conspiracy theories.
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Sam Bankman-Fried, Diddy, and Luigi Mangione commiserate while in a Manhattan jail cell during this staged reading of this wild and topical musical.
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Jimin Moon and Jay Armstrong Johnson cheekily and lustfully channel Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie in this spirited spoof of the streaming sensation.
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79-year-old Kathryn Grody’s hilarious, insightful, and theatrical self-written solo show is a witty exploration of aging and the inevitability of death.
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A veteran female Manhattan therapist’s combative sessions with a deeply troubled young gay man are depicted in this galvanizing contemporary drama.
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Tony Danza is majestic as the rogue grifter father of two troubled estranged half-brothers in this twisty and resonant psychological family drama.
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The romance between a young Black man and a young white woman in the United States enrages many in this dreamy and edgy fable-like performance piece.
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Hercule Poirot investigates the English country house murder of an atomic scientist in this spirited revival of Agatha Christie's 1930 first play.
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The 1923 postmodern absurdist classic of capitalistic oppression is hauntingly revived: Daphne Rubin-Vega, Jennifer Tilly, and the cast all standout.
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Rebecca De Mornay is ferocious as a hardboiled dame in John Patrick Shanley's wild black comedy about a lesbian romantic triangle with film noir nods.
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James Agee, Delmore Schwartz, and his wife Gertrude Buckman are all vividly depicted in this absorbing and affectionate biographical theatrical fantasia.
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Patrick Page is tremendous as Shakespeare's bloodthirsty Roman general in this lurid revenge tragedy; the production dazzles and the cast is dynamic.
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H.G. Wells' 1936 novella is freely adapted for the stage. At a French seaside hotel in 1940 we learn of creepy goings on in an English village.
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Daniel Radcliffe is tremendous as an Englishman coping with his mother's suicide attempts; the audience participates in this exhilarating solo show.
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Jean Genet's writings are an inspiration for this exuberant and beguiling performance piece; nudity is plentiful and an American flag is burned.
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John Kelly is awesome as an outsider artist in this spellbinding solo performance piece adapted by Beth Henley and conceived by director Martha Clarke.
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