Barefoot Theater Company's 70/70 Horovitz Project (project #2) Mid-East Pieces (in) Process four short plays by Israel Horovitz: A reading of Security A workshop of A Mother's Love A Production of Beirut Rocks
NYC's Barefoot Theatre Company will present THE 70/70 HOROVITZ PROJECT, a worldwide, year-long celebration of the 70th birthday of internationally-acclaimed playwright ISRAEL HOROVITZ.
NYC's Barefoot Theatre Company will present THE 70/70 HOROVITZ PROJECT, a worldwide, year-long celebration of the 70th birthday of internationally-acclaimed playwright ISRAEL HOROVITZ.
NYC's Barefoot Theatre Company will present THE 70/70 HOROVITZ PROJECT, a worldwide, year-long celebration of the 70th birthday of internationally-acclaimed playwright ISRAEL HOROVITZ.
NYC's Barefoot Theatre Company will present THE 70/70 HOROVITZ PROJECT, a worldwide, year-long celebration of the 70th birthday of internationally-acclaimed playwright ISRAEL HOROVITZ.
The Barefoot Theatre Company: Frank Solorzano, Producing Artistic Director; Victoria Malvagno, Managing Director is proud to present the world premiere of the stage version of Dog Day Afternoon beginning at The Sargent Theatre at American Theatre of Actors (located at 314 West 54th Street, 4th Floor
Israel Horovitz is an undisputed master of the short play format, and in this new collection, he does not disappoint.
The Barefoot Theatre Company will continue its collaboration with internationally-acclaimed playwright Israel Horovitz with Israel Horovitz's New Shorts: nine actors, nine new plays
Acclaimed Barefoot Theatre Company continue their relationship with great contemporary playwrights (last year they produced the world premiere of Israel Horovits's Sins of the Mother) with the 40th anniversary of Balm In Gilead by Lanford Wilson directed by Eric Nightengale and starring child star A
Jean Cocteau Repertory (Ernest Johns, Artistic Director) announces the creation of the Off Off Bowery Festival, a new festival designed to offer support for emerging Off Off Broadway theatre companies by offering selected organizations free space at the Bouwerie Lane Theatre during its summer hiatus
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