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THE SEED OF ABRAHAM Comes To New York International Fringe Fest

by Gabrielle Sierra — August 01, 2011

Love is a battlefield. From Jerome Avenue to Jerusalem, two brothers with big dreams for the stage and the beloved girl upstairs confront their own personal conflicts in The Seed of Abraham, a new musical coming to The New York International Fringe Festival this August....

HENRY V and SEED Set for Classical Theatre of Harlem

by Lauren Wolman — July 08, 2011

Under new leadership, The Classical Theatre of Harlem is proud to present two gripping world premiere productions that mark the Company's return to full-scale works. From August 5 - September 4, The Classical Theatre of Harlem will present Shakespeare's great history play, Henry V, in a new staging ...

BWW Reviews: THE BAD SEED from Street Theatre Company

by Jeffrey Ellis — June 12, 2011

Who among us doesn't love a suspenseful yet wickedly entertaining melodrama about an eight-year-old sociopath who lets nothing stand in the way of her lifelong quest to get exactly what she wants? Whether it's a penmanship medal, a crystal ball, a garnet from a necklace - or even to prevent a trip t...

10-year-old Lucy Turner Stars as Rhoda in STC's BAD SEED

by Jeffrey Ellis — June 01, 2011

Little Rhoda Penmark, sweet, charming and full of old-fashion grace, and she may have the 'prettiest mother,' and be loved by her devoted parents and admired by all her elders. However, if you delve deeper into Rhoda's psyche, you might find something darker and far more sinister. And when one of Rh...

Rhoda Penmark Comes to Life in Street Theatre's THE BAD SEED, 6/10-26

by Jeffrey Ellis — May 25, 2011

Little Rhoda Penmark may have the 'prettiest mother,' she might be sweet, charming, and full of old-fashioned graces, loved by her parents, admired by all her elders. Delve deeper into Rhoda's psyche, however, and you might find something darker and far more sinister. And when one of Rhoda's schoolm...

Mustard Seed Theatre Announces New Play Contest

by Lauren Wolman — May 21, 2011

Mustard Seed Theatre is launching a New Play Contest for scripts that relate to the theatre's mission of 'exploring our relationship with God and our ethical responsibility to the world.' The winning script or scripts will receive a staged reading on April 22 and 23, 2012....

BWW Review: Mustard Seed Theatre's Engaging Premiere of TILL WE HAVE FACES

by Chris Gibson — April 20, 2011

It's always exciting when a reviewer gets the opportunity to see a new work premiered, and Mustard Seed Theatre is currently presenting an adaptation of the C.S. Lewis novel TILL WE HAVE FACES by playwright/director Deanna Jent, and it's a well-done and literate play that captures the prose and styl...

Mustard Seed Theatre Announces Their 2011-2012 Season

by Chris Gibson — April 12, 2011

Mustard Seed Theatre's fifth season will open and close with a celebration of New Plays. The world premiere of Falling, by Artistic Director Deanna Jent, will run September 1-11, 2011. Both funny and frightening, the play explores the life of a family caring for an aggressive teen-aged boy with seve...

Purim Musical for Kids Held at Merkin Hall, Continues 3/20

by BWW News Desk — March 20, 2011

Musical Adventures with the Poppy Seed Players, Kaufman Center's series of musical plays for children ages 4-11 about the Jewish heritage, continues on March 20, 2011, with the family musical A Poppy Seed Purim. ...

STC's search for Rhoda Penmark gets a contemporary twist

by Jeffrey Ellis — March 12, 2011

First created by writer William March in his 1954 book The Bad Seed, then recreated by playwright Maxwell Anderson for his hugely successful Broadway play of the same name (which was filmed for the screen by Mervyn LeRoy, starring the Broadway duo of Patty McCormick and Nancy Kelly as Rhoda and her ...

Purim Musical for Kids Held at Merkin Hall, Continues 3/20

by Gabrielle Sierra — February 25, 2011

Musical Adventures with the Poppy Seed Players, Kaufman Center's series of musical plays for children ages 4-11 about the Jewish heritage, continues on March 20, 2011, with the family musical A Poppy Seed Purim. ...

SINKER, EYE ON THE SPARROW, et al. Nominated for Kevin Kline Awards

by Nicole Rosky — January 25, 2011

Twenty-two St. Louis theater companies are represented in the nominations for the Sixth Annual Kevin Kline Awards. Thirty plays and musicals produced in the St. Louis area during 2010 now share 112 nominations in 22 different categories for the coveted award....

Merkin Concert Hall Announces 2010-11 Family Matinees

by BWW News Desk — January 09, 2011

Merkin Concert Hall's Family Matinees for children ages four to 11 continue in 2010-11 with six family-friendly productions of Broadway Playhouse, concerts celebrating Broadway's greatest musicals, and Musical Adventures with the Poppy Seed Players, musical plays for children about the Jewish herita...

BWW Review: Mustard Seed Theatre's Production of THE CHOSEN

by Chris Gibson — October 31, 2010

The second half of the mini-Potok festival continues with an engaging and thoughtful dramatization of his classic novel THE CHOSEN, which I can recall reading (for English class) and enjoying myself many years ago. This adaptation, like the recent production of MY NAME IS ASHER LEV, is also written ...

New Jewish Theatre & Mustard Seed Theatre Announce Mini-Potok Festival

by BWW News Desk — October 06, 2010

The New Jewish Theatre will join forces with Mustard Seed Theatre in October to produce a 'Mini-Potok Festival' with each company producing a dramatic adaptation of one of the novels of Chaim Potok. NJT will open the Festival on October 6 with MY NAME IS ASHER LEV and Mustard Seed will open THE CHOS...



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