Thursday, September 11, 2014
The playwright and director and some of the actors in the coming revival of “Love Letters” answer questions about the lost art of the title.
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Milton Rokeach’s psychological study with three paranoid schizophrenics is the basis of the play “3 Christs.”
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 04:29PMKeke Palmer transforms the historically white Disney princess months after Norm Lewis becomes Broadways first black Opera phantom but is the industry moving fast enough? Continue reading...
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
“Trade Practices,” presented on Governors Island, explores investing and market forces using swordplay and song-and-dance numbers.
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Richard Schechner, 80, talks about his latest work, “Imagining O,” and pairing erotica and contemporary avant-garde.
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Lear deBessonet, whose musical adaptation of “The Winter’s Tale” opens Friday at the Delacorte Theater, has found a way to reconcile her activism with her art.
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Sunday, August 17, 2014
In Theresa Rebeck’s play “Poor Behavior,” trouble ensues when two couples go upstate for what promises to be a relaxing weekend getaway.
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Occasionally brilliant but tasked with an almost impossibly mutable role, Lithgow cant quite carry Central Parks latest Continue reading...
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Daniel Hrbek intertwines the stories of the actress Hana Pravda and the athlete Milos Dobry in a documentary drama about living as a Jew during the Holocaust.
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Theater under the stars attracts all manner of unbidden, and unforgettable, human, creaturely and meteorological participation.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 01:22PMCate Blanchett and Isabelle Huppert reflect on their taxing roles as homicidal sisters in Genet’s 1947 play “The Maids,” opening at the Lincoln Center Festival.
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Neighborhood regulars protect a patch of territory, while newcomers try to revamp it in “Handball,” at Marcus Garvey Park.
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Libation fuels intentions in “Strictly Dishonorable,” a comedy by Preston Sturges, revived by the Attic Theater Company.
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Shakespeare & Company puts on the repertory staple “The Servant of Two Masters,” adapted and directed by Jenna Ware, in an Elizabethan-style tented playhouse.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:15PMWarren Leight’s “Sec. 310, Row D, Seats 5 and 6,” about three friends who are long-suffering Knicks fans, is the highlight of the three one-act plays of “Summer Shorts: Series A.”
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 03:58PMMarta Milans, whose family owns an organic goat farm in Spain, takes on a complicated role in Tanya Saracho’s “Mala Hierba,” now in previews at Second Stage Uptown.
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Want to know a good rhyme for fellatio? Or saxophone? Or Arkansas? So do the writers of this puerile musical comedyBill Clinton did not inhale. But the 42nd American president might want to …
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With all the raw spontaneity of a rock'n'roll gig, this show cuts to the core of sexual identity, love and lossA friend brought me to Hedwig and the Angry Inch a few months after it opened o…
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The soprano Renée Fleming stars in her first role in a play in “Living on Love,” a new comedy about a theatrical couple handling hard times.
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The discovery of a meaningful work of art in the Balkans sets off the drama in “Pentecost,” at Atlantic Stage 2.
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Derek Ahonen’s “The Qualification of Douglas Evans,” about an oft-intoxicated writer, is part of a mini-festival from the Amoralists.
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SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:51PMHamlet’s mother, with her sexual appetites, takes over center stage in “Gertrude: The Cry,” a Howard Barker work at Atlantic Stage 2.
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A sitcom is central to the plot of “Enter at Forest Lawn,” by a former executive producer for “Two and a Half Men.”
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John Banville’s “Love in the Wars,” at Bard SummerScape, centers on an Amazonian queen who fights against the Greeks and falls in love with Achilles.
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A man imprisoned for raping a classmate comes to terms with life after incarceration in “The Long Shrift,” directed by James Franco.
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