Wednesday, November 9, 2011
“Pangs of the Messiah,” at the 14th Street Y, follows a family of Zionist settlers being removed from the West Bank in 2014 as part of a fictional peace treaty.
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“The Dumb Waiter,” Harold Pinter’s one-act play, follows two hit men killing time before targeting something more sentient.
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The monologist Mike Daisey speaks about what defines a real “tech geek” and how his exposure to Chinese factories has changed his relationship with his beloved iPhone.
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“Dublin by Lamplight,” part of the 1st Irish Theater Festival at 59E59 Theaters, tries to juxtapose the serious with the silly.
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Jen Silverman’s “Crane Story” follows a woman who goes to the afterlife to speak with her brother, who committed suicide.
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“Play It Cool,” a new musical about a gay jazz club in 1950s Hollywood, promises mystery, scandal, provocation, eroticism and moral outrage, but it fails to deliver on any of them.
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“The Lapsburgh Layover,” a screwball comedy by the Berserker Residents, turns the Ars Nova Theater into a very friendly airport in a forgotten nation.
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A pack of Fordham University undergraduates used their real-life technology to create their new play, "Technodoulia Dot Com."
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
The Irish playwright Dermot Bolger’s “Parting Glass,” at the Barrow Street Theater, is about perpetual underdogs in love, sports and the economy.
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
The creators of “The Magdalene,” a musical based on an alternate telling of the story of Mary Magdalene, have managed to take stunningly incendiary material and douse it with blandness a…
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Monday, June 20, 2011
In the musical “Next Thing You Know,” with music by Joshua Salzman and book and lyrics by Ryan Cunningham, young artists try to come to grips with life in New York.
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