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A new play opening at Jack in Brooklyn was inspired by an enigmatic collaboration on a 1977 artists’ book by Samuel Beckett and Jasper Johns.
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Joyride is a kind of interactive theater for bike riders in the city: you take off from a single point, all listening to the same soundtrack on MP3 players.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:58PMReeve Carney, the newly installed Spidey, can still walk unnoticed to rehearsals. But by the time the show opens on Dec. 21, that may not be possible.
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SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:58PMThe Civilians are preparing to stage “In the Footprint,” a layered portrait of the debate surrounding the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn.
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Mr. Gyllenhaal will star opposite Ellen Greene and Taran Killam of “Saturday Night Live” in the concert production of the sci-fi musical.
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While the playwright Lisa D’Amour prepares her “Airline Highway” for New York, she’s developing “Milton,” a show based on interviews with residents of American towns.
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The illusionist Adam Trent is making his Broadway debut with “The Illusionists — Witness the Impossible.”
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The three lead actors of the musical “On the Town” bond around New York even when they’re not in their roles.
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John Waters describes his 50-year retrospective at the Film Society of Lincoln Center as the first nonironic career tribute he has ever received.
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A new breed of production invites spectators to bed down in an immersive performance space, exploring their perceptions of their surroundings in a half-awake state or in their dreams.
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The song had humble roots, though. Ms. Anderson-Lopez and Mr. Lopez, a Tony winner for the musicals “Avenue Q” and “The Book of Mormon,” started banging it out on the piano at their …
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The screening of “Zero Dark Thirty,” the dramatization of the hunt for Osama bin Laden, was hosted by Al Pacino in honor of its star, Jessica Chastain.
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Mr. Kelly, who appeared wearing a black shirt and pants, with red leather gloves and carrying a lit cigar, said he was already working on the theatrical adaptation.
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A new theatrical work that fuses Bukowski's poetry with Mr. Sondheim's music and lyrics is scheduled to open in November in Long Beach, California.
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The gala, to be held on May 10, will have a French theme, the company announced on Wednesday, and will feature the world-premieres of two ballets.
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Philippe Petit, who once walked between the World Trade Center towers on a high wire, will showcase some of his other skills in the one-man show “Wireless!”
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Arian Moayed, appearing on Broadway in “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo,” also has his hand in many other projects, including productions at Waterwell, where he is artistic director.
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