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News of official openings, first performances, and closings this week beyond Broadway in New York City.The post This Week Beyond Broadway – February 17-23 appeared first on Maxamoo.
Enter to win two tickets to the encore presentation of 4Chambers, a celebrated, immersive, theater and dance experience, by: (1) Following Maxamoo on Twitter, and (2) Sending this twee…
Trish Harnetiaux’s new play If You Can Get To Buffalo, presented by the Incubator Arts Project, looks at the dark side of the early days of the Internet. Inspired by Julian Dibbell&…
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The Correspondent, a new play by Ken Urban at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, opens with Philip Graves (Thomas Jay Ryan) mourning the death of his wife of 25 years. He drinks heavily as he …
Celebrating its ninth season, Brits Off Broadway is an annual festival of British theater in New York City presented by 59E59 Theaters. It has a reputation for bringing over stro…
Names usually associated with film and TV are joining forces at The Public Theater this spring: Oscar and Emmy-winning director Steven Soderbergh (film: Traffic, Erin Brockovich,…
This spring Drama Desk nominee Ed Sylvanus Iskandar directs The Flea Theater’s The Mysteries, a radical interpretation of the Bible. The six-hour long epic is a collaboration …
Looking for a romantic show that’s not too expensive? Three excellent options: We’re not going to say a single mean thing about Mark Rylance’s Twelfe Night on Broadwa…
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Philadelphia’s Pig Iron Theatre Company returns to New York with a loud, raucous, exuberantly fun production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. The oft-revived story of love, mis…
Written by John Cariani, Almost, Maine is the most staggeringly popular play you’ve never heard of (or maybe you have, we’re split 50/50 on the issue). It is currently the mos…
In The Unlikely Ascent of Sybil Stevens, a flight attendant, the eponymous Sybil, survives a devastating commercial plane crash. She is the sole survivor. Sybil is pulled from the wreckage b…
On this week’s episode Lindsay and Nicole welcome Kathryn Jones from VirtualArts.TV to chat about theatrical performance broadcasts, topics include Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Le…
The Who and the What is a Lincoln Center Theater production by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Ayad Akhtar. It will have its New York debut in June, following its world premiere last…
It’s Valentine’s Day. AGAIN. If you’re not a fan, may we suggest a few productions distinctly not in the hearts and roses spirit: If all you want for Valentine’s D…
Playwright and performer Charles Busch (The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife) wrote and stars in The Tribute Artist, a new comedy presented by Primary Stages. Jimmy (Busch) is an aging,…
Many excellent shows wrap up their performance schedules this week, including Maxamoo recommendations: Women, a modern comedy, at The Kraine Theater; My Daughter Keeps Our Hammer, psychol…
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Written by Swedish playwright Jonas Hassen Khemiri, author of the critically acclaimed Invasion! (2011), I Call My Brothers makes its U.S. debut with The Play Company atÂ�…
Chiara Atik’s Women imagines the characters of the literary classic “Little Women” through the contemporary lens of the hit HBO series “Girls.” It turns o…
Real-life wife and husband, Megan Mullally (TV: Will and Grace) and Nick Offerman (TV: Parks and Recreation) are set to take the stage together in The New Group’s Annapurna, w…
Based on the writings of L. Frank Baum (author of The Wonderful of Wizard of Oz), James Ortiz’s The Woodsman is the tale of Oz’s beloved Tin Man. The story takes place in R…
Better, cheaper theater recommendations for this weekend in New York City.The post See this, not that: The Book of Mormon, Once, The Lion King appeared first on Maxamoo.
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