Having been fooled by the language and turned mad, King Lear finally understands the very meaning to Cordelia’s “love and be silent.” By deconstructing King Lear’s relationship with his three daughters in a trial scene, “L.ear” examines the complexity of language and communication, and how it reflects the current political state.
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Broadway Magic Hour
Broadway Comedy Club (9/30 - 12/30) | |
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Bette Davis Ain't For Sissies
Triad Theater (12/13 - 12/13) | |
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Lobby Hero
Manes Studio Theatre of Long Island (1/9 - 1/25)
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Down Once More
Teatro Latea (12/15 - 12/21) | |
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A Marble Christmas Concert: Everlasting Joy, Narrated by Simon Jones
Marble Collegiate Church (12/14 - 12/14) | |
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Dance, Edita, Dance!
The Factory Series @ The Chain Theatre (12/12 - 12/14) OFF-OFF-BROADWAY PREMIERE
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A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play
Hampton Theatre Company (12/12 - 12/14) | |
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Broadway Revivals Spark New Conversations
Spark New (11/11 - 11/11)
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The Listening
East Village Basement (4/7 - 4/12) | |
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Selected Shorts: Too Hot for Radio with Jeff Hiller
Symphony Space (2/25 - 2/25) | |
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Shitzprobe: The Improvised Broadway Musical
The Laurie Beechman Theatre (9/29 - 12/15)
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SEVEN JEWISH CHILDREN a play for Gaza
Horizon Theatre Rep (4/15 - 4/22) | |
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