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Cast members Chuck Cooper and Jeremy Pope, from Manhattan Theatre Club's CHOIR BOY, will be appearing on NY1 "On Stage" this weekend, July 20 & 21. "On Stage"Â airs Saturdays and Sunda…
The actor and singer Jeremy Pope talks about landing his first New York part, the role of Pharus in the Manhattan Theater Club's "Choir Boy."
Cast members Jeremy Pope and Wallace Smith, from Manhattan Theatre Club's Choir Boy, will be appearing on WCSB2 'Eye on New York' today, Sunday, July 14. 'EYE ON NEW YORK' airs locally on Su…
Cast members Jeremy Pope and Wallace Smith, from Manhattan Theatre Club's CHOIR BOY, will be appearing on WCSB2 Eye on New York this Sunday, July 14. EYE ON NEW YORK airs locally on Sundays …
Cast members Jeremy Pope and Wallace Smith, from Manhattan Theatre Club's CHOIR BOY, will be appearing on WCSB2 "Eye on New York" this Sunday, July 14. "EYE ON NEW YORK" airs locally on Sund…
There is much praise to sing about Tarell Alvin McCraney's "Choir Boy." The 90-minute drama with music is an extremely engaging work featuring a gifted ensemble comprised of stella…
Members of the cast of Tarell Alvin McCraney's new play sing the spiritual "Motherless Child."
Are critics singing the praises of "Choir Boy"?
The biggest opening of the week was in Chicago, where the world premiere of The Jungle Book was officially unveiled at the Goodman Theatre July 1 following previews that began June 21. Origi…
"Lord, is my wrist wrecking my world!" exclaims Pharus Jonathan Young after being scolded by his headmaster about his limp wrist for the thousandth time. Effeminate, clever, and occasionally…
"Choir Boy" star Jeremy Pope sounds off on the new off-Broadway drama about a high school student who longs to lead his school's gospel choir. Tarell Alvin McCraney's play tackles "bullying,…
CHOIR BOY is "Bracing & Provocative!"
THE CRITICS ARE SINGING THE PRAISES OF CHOIR BOY!
"VIVID, MAGNETIC AND MOVING!"
-The New York Times
"BELIEVE THE BUZZ! C…
Manhattan Theatre Club announced today that it has extended for their acclaimed Off-Broadway productions of THE EXPLORERS CLUB and CHOIR BOY at New York City Center 131 West 55th Street.
Just the term "Choir Boy" brings back a certain innocent time " a purity of sound when young men united for only one reason: to raise a joyful noise. And that is what the young men here are…
Manhattan Theatre Club announced extensions of The Explorers Club and Choir Boy, both of which currently play its Off-Broadway space at City Center.
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Manhattan Theatre Club is pleased to announce extensions for their acclaimed Off-Broadway productions of THE EXPLORERS CLUB and CHOIR BOY at New York City Center (131 West 55th Street). THE …
Manhattan Theatre Club is keeping a good thing going by extending both its summer plays, The Explorers Club and Choir Boy, by two weeks each. Both limited runs were initially slate…
The cast of the Manhattan Theatre Club’s heartbreaking gospel drama Choir Boy had plenty of reasons to rejoice as they celebrated their big opening night at New York City Center on Jul…
Manhattan Theatre Club's American premiere of Tarell Alvin McCraney's Choir Boy, the new play featuring gospel music directed by Trip Cullman opened last night, July 2 at MTC's The Studio at…
Manhattan Theatre Club's American premiere of Tarell Alvin McCraney's Choir Boy, a play with gospel music, opened July 2 following previews that began June 18.
Manhattan Theatre Club celebrated its final off-Broadway opening of the 2012-2013 season with Tarell Alvin McCraney's new drama, Choir Boy, on July 2. Directed by Trip Cullman, the productio…
The sheer dramatic and musical power that drives Choir Boy is anything but an obstacle for a theatergoer in search of a very good play Read More
Manhattan Theatre Club's American premiere of Tarell Alvin McCraney's Choir Boy, the new play featuring gospel music directed by Trip Cullman opens tonight, July 2 at MTC's The Studio at Sta…
Members of the elite vocal ensemble at an all-male black prep school blend their voices in tight harmonies " but outside the much-lauded glee club the students are at each other's throats.
