Monday, November 12, 2018
New York City Center’s gala production of the musical is being staged by Bob Avian and Baayork Lee, who have been with the show since its inception.
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The Brooklyn Academy of Music has announced its winter-spring season, which will also feature Mark Morris, Ivo van Hove and Bryce Dessner.
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Recent concert stagings of “West Side Story” and “On the Town” show the pitfalls — and solutions — for symphonic performances of these musicals.
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NYC Pride can easily overwhelm even the most extroverted people. Here are five ways to take part away from the crowds.
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Sunday, June 10, 2018
At this year’s Tony Awards red carpet, we asked current and former nominees what they listen to before shows. Here’s what they said.
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John Doyle’s Tony Award-winning style lends itself to working across racial boundaries, and breathing new life into a largely forgotten classic featuring an all-black cast.
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This fall’s music, theater and dance performances will be the last ones overseen by Joseph V. Melillo, an impresario at the institution since 1983.
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The performing arts center plans to assemble some of the world’s top ballet companies and performers for its ambitious 2018-19 season.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 12:18PMThe stage version of “Jagged Little Pill” sets a story steeped in hot-button issues like opiate addition and gender identity to the singer’s raw 1995 album.
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We invited Broadway’s best to pose for us just 24 hours after they were nominated for theater’s most prestigious award. Needless to say, they were a happy bunch.
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“About Alice” is part of the coming season at Theater for a New Audience, which also includes European imports and “Julius Caesar.”
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Here are five highlights to see from “Birds: A Festival Inspired by Aristophanes,” a citywide festival featuring a range of cultural events.
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Lili Chopra, a creative force behind festivals at the French Institute Alliance Française, will be a leader of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
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“Unmasked,” a 500-page doorstop out this week, tells rich stories about the projects he never made — and the childhood feline that inspired “Cats.”
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The theater’s Off-Center series, which Mr. Friedman led until his death last year, will stage his 2003 musical “Gone Missing” in July.
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The Off Broadway company will keep its home in Hell’s Kitchen, but will use the Greenwich House Theater as its primary venue beginning in early 2019.
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The “Hedwig” actress will pay homage to David Bowie, Radiohead and many others as part of “Obsessed,” a project involving a new EP each month in 2018.
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Howard Pollack on writing “The Ballad of John Latouche,” the first biography to explore the cult figure’s prolific career.
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Christmas stalwarts like the Rockettes’ Radio City show, participatory events including a festive caroling walk, and even a dose of Taylor Mac’s wild cabaret.
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Highlights from the series include previews of “Jerry Springer — The Opera” and a new staging of Mozart’s “Così Fan Tutte” with Kelli O’Hara.
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Gemma Bond, the ballet dancer and choreographer, is the winner of this year’s dance award. Theater winners will be announced on Jan. 8.
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Its vast drill hall will host productions by artists including Ivo van Hove, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and William Kentridge.
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Among the highlights of the winter-spring season is a production of “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” starring Lesley Manville and Jeremy Irons.
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“Lied vom weissen Käse” (“Song of the White Cheese”), which Weill wrote for a musical revue in 1931, was recently discovered in a Berlin archive.
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The downtown hub of innovative performance said it would inaugurate its newly renovated space with the 13th and final edition of the Coil festival.
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Elevator Repair Service, the innovative theater company, will stage an irreverent play inspired by “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
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The musical, which had more Tony nominations than any other show last season, has struggled to overcome the recent casting controversy.
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The museum has announced the fall season for its series Works & Process, which provides insights into the creation of music, dance and theater.
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The Broadway musical has been in a bit of a box office slump since Josh Groban left. Now its producers are trying to rebound.
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