The Public Offers UNDER THE RADAR Tickets For $15 Thru 1/18

UNDER THE RADAR- A Festival Tracking New Theater
All tix at The Public $15!
Now thru Sun Jan 18 $15 TICKETS: 212-967-7555 or PUBLICTHEATER.ORG

Seating is general admission for all UTR shows at The Public. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Latecomers are seated at the discretion of house management, so arrive early.

The TEAM and the National Theatre of Scotland present
Architecting
Created by the TEAM

A musical, time-bending, multimedia requiem for modern America that weaves through the country's past, present and future. Athletic physicality crashes against text and hoop skirts in this saga about the reconstruction of nations and selves.

Now thru Sun Jan 18
Fri 1/9 at 8pm, Sat 1/10 at 1pm, Sun 1/11 at 7pm, Wed 1/14 at 7pm, Thurs 1/15 at 7pm, Sat 1/17 at 7pm, Sun 1/18 at 2pm

The Public Theater in association with
American Place Theatre presents
COUNTY OF KINGS: the beautiful struggle
Written and Performed by Lemon Andersen
Developed and Directed by Elise Thoron

Brooklyn based hip-hop artist Lemon spins his version of the coming-of-age memoir with this jarring and poignant performance. From hard-edged drama to urban poetry, COUNTY OF KINGS is a true story of finding passion and purpose in life, against all odds.

Now thru Sun Jan 18
Sat 1/10 at 9:30pm, Sun 1/11 at 3pm, Mon 1/12 at 7pm, Tues 1/13 at 7pm, Wed 1/14 at 2pm, Fri 1/16 at 7pm, Sat 1/17 at 3pm, Sun 1/18 at 7pm

Gare St. Lazare Players Ireland presents
First Love
By Samuel Beckett
Performed by Conor Lovett
Directed by Judy Hegarty Lovett

One of Samuel Beckett's early novellas, First Love contains much of his distinctive black humour and a plot that is regarded as a masterpiece of Beckettian perversity. A young man, expelled from the family home, takes refuge on a bench by a canal. There he meets a woman who takes him home, with comically disastrous consequences.

Now thru Sun Jan 18
Fri 1/9 at 4pm, Sat 1/10 at 4:30pm, Sun 1/11 at 4:30pm, Mon 1/12 at 9:30pm, Wed 1/14 at 7pm, Sat 1/17 at 9:30pm, Sun 1/18 at 4pm

Into The Dark Unknown: The Hope Chest
Created by Holcombe Waller
Performed by Holcombe Waller and the Healers

Singer songwriter Holcombe Waller presents a theatrical performance of his original folk songs. He holds a potent mirror to his generation, tracing an elusive but vitally tenable sense of hope and renewal.

Now thru Sun Jan 18
Fri 1/9 at 7pm, Sat 1/10 at 2pm, Sun 1/11 at 7pm, Tues 1/13 at 7pm, Thurs 1/15 at 7pm, Fri 1/16 at 7pm, Sat 1/17 at 7pm, Sun 1/18 at 7pm

LIGA, 50% reward & 50% punishment
Kassys (The Netherlands)

LIGA starts with the end on video. A live "flashback" follows as the actors learn to pretend. Young and easily influenced, their human need to conform makes them susceptible to manipulation.

Now thru Sun Jan 18
Sat 1/10 at 7pm, Sun 1/11 at 7pm, Tues 1/13 at 7pm, Fri 1/16 at 7pm, Sat 1/17 at 9:30pm, Sun 1/18 at 7pm

Sight is the sense that dying people tend to lose first
Written and Directed by Tim Etchells (UK)
Performed by Jim Fletcher

Sight is the sense... is a long, free-associating monologue that tumbles from topic to topic to create a vast failing explanation of the world. Comical in its apparent naiveté and preposterously encyclopedic in scope, it exposes the absurdity and horror of consciousness as it tries and fails to define everything that it encounters.

Jan 10-11
Sat 1/10 at 7pm, Sun 1/11 at 1:30pm

the break/s: a mixtape for stage
Marc Bamuthi Joseph for The Living Word Project
Directed by Michael John Garcés
Produced by MAPP International Productions

A multimedia choreographed excursion across planet hip-hop, the break/s dramatically recreates the living history of the hip-hop generation through the personal narrative of poet Marc Bamuthi Joseph.

Jan 10-17
Sat 1/10 at 9:30pm, Sun 1/11 at 3:30pm, Wed 1/14 at 9:30pm, Thurs 1/15 at 7pm, Fri 1/16 at 9:30pm, Sat 1/17 at 7pm

Transition
Performed by Reggie Watts
Directed by Tommy Smith
Created by Reggie Watts and Tommy Smith

Reality is boring. Drugs are harmful. How does one escape? Reggie Watts knows. Take a trip with Transition, a cutting-edge comedic explosion of stereophonic effects and multimedia interactions.

Now thru Sat Jan 17
Fri 1/9 at 9:30pm, Sat 1/10 at 9:30pm, Sun 1/11 at 9:30pm, Mon 1/12 at 7pm, Wed 1/14 at 9:30pm, Thurs 1/15 at 9:30pm, Fri 1/16 at 9:30pm, Sat 1/17 at 2pm

Woyzeck
Sadari Movement Laboratory in association with AsiaNow (Korea)

In this gripping, stripped-down version from Korea, wooden chairs are used as a changeable metaphor, while Astor Piazzolla's tango music pulses throughout, revealing the characters' emotional states with shattering clarity and force.

Performed in Korean with English supertitles.

Now thru Thurs Jan 15
Fri 1/9 at 8pm, Sat 1/10 at 3pm, Sun 1/11 at 9:30pm, Mon 1/12 at 7pm,
Wed 1/14 at 7pm, Thurs 1/15 at 9:30pm

LuEsther Lounge
Thurs Jan 8-Sun Jan 11 and Thurs Jan 15-Sat Jan 17, 9pm-1am- FREE

Created for the festival, LuEsther Lounge is an intimate and low-key space for audience and artists to exchange new ideas and to create new connections. Cash bar.

For information about other FREE UTR events including workshops and post-show discussions visit undertheradarfestival.com

Under The Radar Partner Locations:
Webster Hall, Goethe-Institut New York, Chelsea Art Museum, Mabou
Mines Studio, HERE Arts Center, and Performance Space 122.

For a complete schedule and info on tickets to UTR Partner events, visit UNDERTHERADARFESTIVAL.COM
The Cherry Orchard at BAM

Bank of America presents The Bridge Project
Produced by BAM, The Old Vic & Neal Street Productions

The Cherry Orchard
Jan 2-Mar 8

By Anton Chekhov
A new version of the play by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Sam Mendes
Tickets: $30, 60, 90

Academy award-winner Sam Mendes directs a transatlantic company of actors-including Simon Russell Beale, Sinéad Cusack, and Rebecca Hall(UK); and Richard Easton, Josh Hamilton, and Ethan Hawke (US)-in Tom Stoppard's new version of Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard.

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