Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Caroline V. McGraw’s dark comedy is set in a former fraternity house whose denizens work for a living but otherwise behave in disconcerting ways.
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This play is adapted from “The Mysterious Affair at Styles,” Agatha Christie’s first Hercule Poirot novel.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 06:14PMThe Belgian director Ivo van Hove, Michael C. Hall and Cristin Milioti talk, and avoid talking about, this new musical.
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Jessica Almasy’s play, at Dixon Place, shifts from an interview with a guilty tiger to a look at the teenagers who survived an attack.
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Musical revisits an important and shameful past of the internment of Japanese Americans but story on stage fails to deliver distinctive and rich performances The forced internment of 120,000…
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Marquis Theatre, New York… but before you get to that stage you have to negotiate the Gloria Estefan musical’s gold lamé costumes, a cringeworthy conga and a very bad wigIs the rhythm g…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:21PMThe French film actor Mathieu Amalric makes his American stage debut in this play adapted from an Éric Reinhardt novel.
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The actress, now starring in “Night Is a Room” at the Signature Theater, has seen her career prosper in her mid-50s.
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Music Box Theatre, New YorkTim Pigott-Smith is in regal form as the future British monarch in a play that speculates – in blank verse – on what might happen when he ascends the throneMem…
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This mix of performance art and music at the BAM Next Wave Festival recounts the life of a German Jewish art historian who committed suicide while fleeing the Nazis.
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Studio 54, New YorkIt’s a torrid tale of murder and sexual obsession – but you wouldn’t know it from this damp production, Knightley’s Broadway debut, which alternately inspires yawn…
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Cort Theater, New YorkAR Gurney play about a middle-aged man who falls in love with a mutt might be a shaggy dog story, but Matthew Broderick and his co-star make it sing – or howlWill som…
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The Public Theatre, New YorkEnglish-German collective Gob Squad present innovative show in which a clutch of teens and tweens interact with their younger selves and imagine their futuresKids…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:18PMThis year’s circus theme at Lincoln Center is “The Grand Tour,” setting off with the help of the physical-theater troupe Parallel Exit.
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“BOSSS” is an attempt to dip a toe back into the rippling waters of environmental staging, this time at Hudson River Park.
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Thursday, October 22, 2015
Mac Rogers’s sci-fi trilogy at the Gym at Judson depicts a struggle between humans and alien insectoids through the lens of one Florida household.
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The actor is starring in Sylvia as a man whose relationship with a frisky dog alarms his wife – while the role of the hound was played by his real-life spouse, Sarah Jessica Parker, 20 yea…
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Topher Payne’s play, produced by Primary Stages, is set in Washington in 1950, with obviously contemporary social and political sensibilities.
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This solo play, part of the Next Wave festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, draws on the nouveau cirque movement.
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Golden Theater, New YorkDL Coburn’s play about a cantankerous ageing duo is hardly a world-beater but Jones and Tyson’s engaging double act saves it from itselfLet’s put our cards on t…
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Public Theater, New YorkSet in Liberia, Danai Gurira’s play shows how women internalise and perpetuate their own oppression, while also offering some small measure of hopeIn Danai Gurira�…
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Mr. Ryan, 53, is making up for lost time. He went straight from “A Month in the Country” at Classic Stage Company into Anne Washburn’s “10 Out of 12” at Soho Rep. He is now appeari…
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 02:49PMAfter taking a break from theater last year, Mr. Ryan has pushed himself to take on more roles and more challenges, including comedy.
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Bam, New YorkThe artist and filmmaker’s immersive theatre piece isn’t as original as it could be – so why were audience members weeping at the end?Nation-building is not easy. It is me…
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Manhattan Theatre Club, New YorkThe two leads have sex appeal to spare – but this Sam Shepard play only really sets sparks flying in its final 15 minutesOnce in a while Nina Arianda gets t…
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Dwarfed by a vast set and featuring music by Thom Yorke, this Broadway production of a Pinter play intrigues but never really disturbs its audienceRoundabout Theater Company, New YorkIn a 19…
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Atlantic Theater Company, New YorkSex has rarely been less erotic than in this revival of Caryl Churchill’s dispassionate 1979 exploration of gender, class and colonialism An unusual fusio…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:22PMA Lower East Side theater celebrates its centenary with an artistic director, Jay Wegman, who aims to shock and unsettle.
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This solo show at BAM Fisher conjures a variety of global journeys, many seemingly autobiographical and fraught with some small peril.
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