New Jersey's George Street Playhouse presents a new digital production of Theresa Rebeck's one-woman comedy BAD DATES, about a single mom recounting all the duds she's endured on her quest f…
SOURCE: www.tdf.org at 12:55PMOn Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET, the Congress for Jewish Culture celebrates Purim with a dramatization of Itzik Manger's MEGILLAH CYCLE, a collection of Yiddish poems updating the Biblical story o…
SOURCE: www.tdf.org at 06:31PMOn Monday at 7 p.m. ET, the Congress for Jewish Culture celebrates the centennial of S. Ansky's famous Yiddish play THE DYBBUK with a virtual reading. Allen Lewis Rickman directs Mike Bursty…
SOURCE: www.tdf.org at 03:09PMCONSCIENCE: Written by MEMPHIS Tony winner Joe DiPietro, this play was running at George Street Playhouse when the shutdown hit. Director David Saint reunites castmates Mark Junek, Lee Sella…
SOURCE: www.tdf.org at 01:14PMNew Jersey's George Street Playhouse presents an encore streaming of CONSCIENCE about US Senator Margaret Chase, who heroically denounced McCarthyism in her 1950 "Declaration of Conscience" …
SOURCE: www.tdf.org at 01:33PMNew Jersey's George Street Playhouse presents CONSCIENCE about US Senator Margaret Chase, who heroically denounced McCarthyism in her 1950 "Declaration of Conscience" speech. Written by MEMP…
SOURCE: www.tdf.org at 11:06AMDo You Feel Anger? provokes many emotions: amusement, sadness, terror, frustration. An absurdist comedy that cracks open to reveal oozing wounds, Mara Nelson-Greenberg's audacious Off Broadw…
SOURCE: Time Out at 08:40PMMARYANN PLUNKETT as "Juno" is marvelous as is the entire production under the meticulously calibrated direction of NEIL PEPE (Atlantic Theatre Company's artistic director moonlighting here a…
SOURCE: Time Out at 04:58PMAnyone who saw Florian Zeller's The Father on Broadway three years ago will recognize these theatrical tricks. A companion piece to that play, The Mother offers another disorienting dissecti…
SOURCE: Time Out at 11:59AMWhen New Yiddish Rep artistic director David Mandelbaum decided to produce Samuel Beckett's WAITING FOR GODOT and Eugène Ionesco's RHINOCEROS, he had to commission special Yiddish versions.…
SOURCE: www.tdf.org at 02:03PMThe author of La Bête shares his thoughts on highbrow, lowbrow and his tiny writing output.
SOURCE: Time Out New York at 05:58PMBroadway veteran Mary Louise Wilson breaks the fourth wall and brings down the house in On the Twentieth Century — Welcome to Building Character, our ongoing look at performers and how…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 03:18PMIn The Insurgents, Lucy Thurber fuses personal and political history for an examination of what ails us — On the surface, Lucy Thurber’s new drama The Insurgents, now at the La…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMHere's Johnny! John Cameron Mitchell returns to the stage to star in his rockin', madcap musical opus, Hedwig and the Angry Inch
SOURCE: Time Out at 09:56AMAll the creative elements in Constellations, even the set, suggest infinite possibilities Director Michael Longhurst isn’t big on naturalism—at least not for the shows he helms. …
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMPlaywright Jenny Rachel Weiner uses broad comedy to explore the drama of preprepubescent girls — While most dark comedies about adolescent angst take place in high school (see Heathers…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 11:13AMWhether protesting climate change, racial injustice. or overconsumption, Reverend Billy and his Church of Stop Shopping do it in glorious song — It’s going to be a very busy Than…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 10:53AMBradley Cooper wasn’t the only actor obsessed with bringing the Williamstown Theatre Festival revival to Broadway — Welcome to Building Character, our ongoing look at performers …
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 11:11AMHow writer/performer Peter Michael Marino’s biggest professional failure led to the founding of SOLOCOM. — When Peter Michael Marino‘s splashy West End musicalization of De…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 04:00PMPlaywright Kimber Lee asks audiences to mourn for a murdered up-and-comer in brownsville song — Though not a tuner, brownsville song (b-side for tray) has a musical sensibility. Hip-ho…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMSolo artist Ben Rimalower uses his lifelong financial problems for laughs and insight in Bad with Money — In the age of oversharing in life and online, it’s not surprising that m…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMTwo new immersive shows at the Park Avenue Armory appeal to grown-ups as much as children — I’ve been taking my nine-year-old to stage shows since before she could talk. (Access …
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 11:08PMInspired by our recent Geek Out/Freak Out, TDF Stages readers sound off about the iconic stage performances they wish they could go back in time to see — While hardcore theatre fans of…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 03:57PMSylvester’s incredible life story becomes an Off-Broadway musical — Sylvester is one of history’s most fabulous pop stars. Back in the ’70s, the flamboyant diva score…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMKathleen Chalfant puts a feminine stamp on a traditionally male role in A Walk in the Woods — Welcome to Building Character, our ongoing look at performers and how they create their ro…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMCircus Amok’s latest show marks 25 years of public fun (with a message) — When my then-three-year-old first saw Jennifer Miller, she blurted out, “You’re a girl with …
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMSamantha Soule is one of two people playing her character in And I and Silence — Welcome to Building Character, our ongoing look at performers and how they create their roles Crafting a …
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 10:44AMWhy the men in Pageant are sincerely playing women — Though the Off-Broadway musical comedy Pageant could be described as a beauty contest with drag queens, you should banish all image…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 02:49PMPuppet Shakespeare Players turn Titus Andronicus into Comedy Drunk Shakespeare, Shakespeare in the Parking Lot, the Accidental Shakespeare Company: the Bard’s plays are constantly be…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMRaven Snook on Kinky Boots, Taylor Mac, and drag for kids — Last year, after also seeing Matilda, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella and the revival of Annie, my then-seven-yea…
SOURCE: Theatre Development Fund at 09:00AMEverett Quinton finally plays another shady lady — Although the Peccadillo Theater Company’s new comedy Drop Dead Perfect sends up a wide range of American cultural touchstones&#…
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