In 1939, two young friends huddled in a Bronx apartment and created a legend the comic book character Batman. One, Bob Kane, goes on to fame and fortune while the other, Bill Finger, languishes in obscurity. THE MARK OF KANE is the first play of "The Four-Color Trilogy," a set of plays Mark Pracht is writing for City Lit that will make their world premieres over the next three seasons and will highlight major turning points in the history of the comic book industry, once a denigrated art form but now at the center of American pop culture.
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Dear Evan Hanson
Paramount Theatre (2/4 - 3/22) | |
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The Dance of Death
Steppenwolf (1/29 - 3/22) | |
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Bernadette, The Musical
Athenaeum Center for Thought and Culture (2/12 - 3/15) | |
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The Ultimate Cher Show Starring Annika
Raue Center For The Arts (2/7 - 2/7) | |
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The Great Gatsby
Cadillac Palace Theatre (4/21 - 5/1) | |
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Building American Pop
Studebaker Theater at the Historic Fine Arts Building (4/19 - 4/19) | |
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MRS. DOUBTFIRE
Prairie Home Alliance Theater (3/10 - 3/11) | |
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Feels Like The First Time
Raue Center For The Arts (5/16 - 5/16) | |
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I Hate Hamlet
Saint Sebastian Players (4/24 - 5/17) | |
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