Jesse Eisenberg on His New Play The Spoils by Tim Murphy

It's a busy summer for Jesse Eisenberg. June 2 marks the opening of The Spoils, the latest play he's written and is starring in, produced by the New Group at the Pershing Square Theater…

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Tinseltown Can Wait; the Village Cannot by Tim Murphy

IT was past midnight when John Cameron Mitchell, the 47-year-old actor and director who has the face of a forever choirboy, arrived at the monthly party he gives at Julius’, the very o…

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T Magazine: A New Play Explores a Harlem Friendship That Never Was by Tim Murphy

Carl Hancock Rux's new production, "Stranger on Earth," looks at the lives of the civil rights icon James Baldwin and the singer Dinah Washington.

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T Magazine: Cynthia Nixon on Her Directorial Debut, De Blasio and How Miranda's Doing These Days by Tim Murphy

The "Sex and the City" alum will premiere "Rasheeda Speaking" with the New Group theater company on Wednesday.

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John Lithgow and Alfred Molina Play a Longtime Couple by Tim Murphy

Alfred Molina and John Lithgow, who star in "Love Is Strange" as a longtime couple who lose their apartment after they marry, say they found that being friends in real life enriched their ro…

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Encounters : Daniel Nardicio: Closing a Gay Generation Gap by Tim Murphy

The gay night-life producer mixes 20-something go-go dancers with vintage Broadway legends for a good-naturedly tawdry summertime romp.

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T Magazine: After Hours | "Sexy Brooklyn Mommy" and the Return of Broadway's Funniest, Funkiest Storyteller by Tim Murphy

After shaking up Broadway with the raucous rock musical "Passing Strange," Stew returns to the theater district with "The New Stew Review."    

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T Magazine: After Hours | A Digital Deconstruction of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" by Tim Murphy

At Long Island City's Chocolate Factory, an experimental theater group reworks the classic play into performance art, to sometimes bewildering effect.    

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T Magazine: Q. and A. | Playwright Thomas Bradshaw on Race, Porn and Suburbia by Tim Murphy

The controversial young star discusses his new play, "Intimacy," which opens tonight, adapting "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and how ethnic slurs are different in New Jersey and Chicago.  &n…

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T Magazine: The Making Of | Folkert de Jong's Synthetic, Sculptural Costumes for the Wooster Group by Tim Murphy

The Dutch artist crafted expressionistic, wearable art inspired by Native American tradition for the performance troupe's new work, "Cry, Trojans!"    

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T Magazine: After Hours | An Irishman's Inner Marcel Proust by Tim Murphy

"Souvenir," an hourlong one-man show, pays homage to "Remembrance of Things Past," 100 years later.    

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For Penny Arcade, a New Role Onstage by Tim Murphy

Penny Arcade, a longtime downtown performance artist and archivist, takes on a role in "The Mutilated," a Tennessee Williams play.    

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T Magazine: After Hours | Paulo Szot's Outsize Broadway Grandeur by Tim Murphy

The mustachioed Brazilian baritone brings swashbuckling star power to a weeklong engagement at the Midtown supper club 54 Below.    

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T Magazine: After Hours | Jinkx Monsoon's Joyfully Cracked Ode to Vaudeville by Tim Murphy

The drag queen Jinkx Monsoon, who achieved notoriety on "RuPaul's Drag Race," mounts a charmingly over-the-top show in Manhattan.    

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T Magazine: After Hours | Young Jean Lee's Goofy Pop Existentialism by Tim Murphy

The Korean-American playwright performed songs last night from her album "We're Gonna Die" among friends at the Standard Hotel, East Village.    

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Up Close: The Mannequin Also Speaks: Up Close With Narcissister by Tim Murphy

While not using her body as a public art piece, the performance artist Narcissister is, in fact, private and shy.

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