"Nodding to Queen Bey but based on the Anton Chekhov story "The Fiancée," THE BEYONCÉ is a razor sharp and deeply personal coming-of-age conundrum by acclaimed playwright Eliza Bent (Toilet Fire, Aloha Aloha), who was called "this gen
has anyone seen this new piece from Mike Birbiglia?
When asked what it’s about, Birbiglia is reluctant to say much. “I hate it when people tell me what anything is about or really any details at all. Last year I loved Lady Bird, Get Out and The Big Sick and my greatest gift to my friends was to tell them to see those movies and don’t read anything about them. So tha
PSA I just got an email about 24 hour advanced access to The Public (including this and Mother of the Maid) from Today Tix!!! This is a great opportunity, so get them while you can
Im in the market for a program and poster if anyone has an extra (I would pay cost of poster, shipping and throw in a Moulin Rouge program for your trouble) Please PM me
Just got a mailer for Second Stage's new season and completely forgot about the new Steven Levenson play that starts Off-Broadway this fall!
Days of Rage: It's October 1969 and five 20-something idealists find themselves in the middle of a country divided. Living together in a house in Upstate New York and confident in the knowledge that they are the only generation to ever take up the resistance, they retaliate against society by denouncing monogamy and other
I'm also looking forward to Girl From The North Country, Oklahoma!, The Waverly Place, The Ferryman and To Kill a Mockingbird
My additions to the list are as follows:
MTC Shows. On Broadway, they have The Nap which is a new play from the author of One Man Two Governors. Off Broadway, they are presenting India Pale Ale, a new play from the exciting young writer of Men on Boats.
Mother of The Maid @ The Public. MOTHER OF THE MAID tells the story of
When I did the $1 Sunday (arrived an hour before they started selling, and I believe I was one of the last to get a ticket) about two weeks ago they added a line about "if you are physically able" to the "experiment". Hearing about the ending made me nervous, but I wound up rather enjoying this one. I applaud Soho Rep's continued commitment to emerging and unique voices and artists.
When I did the $1 Sunday (arrived an hour before they started selling, and I believe I was one of the last to get a ticket) about two weeks ago they added a line about "if you are physically able" to the "experiment". Hearing about the ending made me nervous, but I wound up rather enjoying this one. I applaud Soho Rep's continued commitment to emerging and unique voices and artists.
Directed by David Cromer and staring the great Mary-Louise Parker. Sometimes these are co-productions, so Im wondering if there is another company already attached? Given the level of talent attached, I wouldn't be surprised if this was already on the radar of most Artistic Directors and Literary Staffs. Could LCT put it in the Newhouse?
