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For the People

Set in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, aka "The Mother Court", For the People follows brand-new lawyers working for both the defense and the prosecution handling the most high-profile and high-stakes federal cases in the country - all as their lives intersect in and out of the courtroom.

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Wing It Presents THE LOST FOLIO 5/6-21

by BWW News Desk — May 06, 2010

The Lost Folio is a full length improvised play in the style of William Shakespeare. A traveling band of gypsy players must get help from their audience in order to create a new work of Shakespeare. The results are a smart, funny and bawdy show. Each performance the cast will create completely new p...

Wing It Presents THE LOST FOLIO 5/6-21

by Gabrielle Sierra — April 15, 2010

The Lost Folio is a full length improvised play in the style of William Shakespeare. A traveling band of gypsy players must get help from their audience in order to create a new work of Shakespeare. The results are a smart, funny and bawdy show. Each performance the cast will create completely new p...

AND BABY MAKES SEVEN Closes at NCTC

by BWW News Desk — March 07, 2010

Imaginary vs. real children, one would think the real children would be more difficult. But as the game in 'And Baby Makes Seven' progresses, the parents find the imaginary children are affecting them more than they ever realized....

NCTC Presents AND BABY MAKES SEVEN

by BWW News Desk — February 26, 2010

Imaginary vs. real children, one would think the real children would be more difficult. But as the game in 'And Baby Makes Seven' progresses, the parents find the imaginary children are affecting them more than they ever realized....

NCTC Presents AND BABY MAKES SEVEN

by Gabrielle Sierra — February 25, 2010

Imaginary vs. real children, one would think the real children would be more difficult. But as the game in 'And Baby Makes Seven' progresses, the parents find the imaginary children are affecting them more than they ever realized....

Jo Koy Comes To Comedy Works Larimer Square 2/3-7

by BWW News Desk — February 03, 2010

With his catchy phrase 'I love orange chicken,' Jo Koy continues to embark on a comedy career that transcends his goals. Named one of the 'ten comics to watch' by Daily Variety, comedian Jo Koy continues to raise his fame and stature in the comedy and entertainment world....

Jo Koy Comes To Comedy Works Larimer Square 2/3-7

by Gabrielle Sierra — January 05, 2010

With his catchy phrase 'I love orange chicken,' Jo Koy continues to embark on a comedy career that transcends his goals. Named one of the 'ten comics to watch' by Daily Variety, comedian Jo Koy continues to raise his fame and stature in the comedy and entertainment world....

GayComedy's THE AUDACITY OF NOPE! Begins Previews On 11/6

by BWW News Desk — November 06, 2009

GayComedy is set to present The Audacity of Nope!. The show is written by and featuring Jim Bennett, directed by Sean Cusick, musically directed by Jeffrey Bouthiette, and features Andy Eninger, Kelly Yacono, Vincent Kracht, Kathy Betts, John Loos, and Michelle Marquardt....

GayComedy's THE AUDACITY OF NOPE! Begins Previews On 11/6

by Reynard Loki — October 02, 2009

GayComedy is set to present The Audacity of Nope!. The show is written by and featuring Jim Bennett, directed by Sean Cusick, musically directed by Jeffrey Bouthiette, and features Andy Eninger, Kelly Yacono, Vincent Kracht, Kathy Betts, John Loos, and Michelle Marquardt....

A.C.T. Awarded James Irvine Grant To Develop New Fine Arts Program

by Gabrielle Sierra — June 19, 2009

The American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) has been awarded a $1 million grant over three years by The James Irvine Foundation to develop a new program of study as part of its Master of Fine Arts program. A.C.T. was one of four organizations to receive funding as part of the Irvine Foundation's Arts...

Mo'olelo Receives Grant; Commissions Chantal Bilodeau To Write New Play

by Gabrielle Sierra — June 19, 2009

Mo`olelo Performing Arts Company, San Diego's community-focused, socially-conscious, Equity theater company, today announced The James Irvine Foundation has awarded the Company a $30,000 grant over two years to commission a new play by Chantal Bilodeau. This grant is made as part of the Irvine Found...

The Public Theater Plans Major Renovations

by Eddie Varley — April 27, 2009

The New York Times reports that the Public Theater is set to undergo major renovations including a mezzanine balcony that projects over the lobby and for the famed outside, a new gradual staircase leading up to the entrance and a glass canopy to shield people from the rain....

Peter Nero Stars In Of VISIONS OF AMERICA Through 2/1

by BWW News Desk — February 01, 2009

How do you portray democracy through the arts? That question was the inspiration for Visions of America and the collaboration between famed Grammy Award-winning pianist/conductor Peter Nero, renowned Americana photographer Joseph Sohm, and Grammy Award-winning pianist/composer Roger Kellaway. Vision...

Peter Nero Stars In Of VISIONS OF AMERICA Through 2/1

by Gabrielle Sierra — January 26, 2009

How do you portray democracy through the arts? That question was the inspiration for Visions of America and the collaboration between famed Grammy Award-winning pianist/conductor Peter Nero, renowned Americana photographer Joseph Sohm, and Grammy Award-winning pianist/composer Roger Kellaway. Vision...



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