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Back in 2000, David Lewis, a sculptor in Cape Cod, designed a statue of John Fitzgerald Kennedy and his son John Jr. both as men walking on the beach.

Theater for the New City is extending the Textile Co.'s production of Grace is Good, a new play about relationships and rumors in the workplace, through June 24.

Medford, Mass.-native Jack Coggins has been cast to play David Lewis, the sculptor who designed the statue of John Fitzgerald Kennedy that stands in front of the JFK Hyannis Museum, in A Walk on the Beach.

Back in 2000, David Lewis, a sculptor in Cape Cod, designed a statue of John Fitzgerald Kennedy and his son John Jr. both as men walking on the beach.

Theater for the New City is presenting the Textile Co.'s production of Grace is Good, a new play about relationships and rumors in the workplace and a new story for the Me Too conversation.

THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY - Arielle Mandelberg has been cast in the title role of the Textile Co.'s production of Grace is Good, a new play about relationships and rumors in the workplace and a new story for the Me Too Conversation.

Many stories, some involving celebrities, have captured headlines and propelled "#Me too" into the forefront of culture and conversations. Reporters have won Pulitzer prizes for covering cases. Many people talk about their "Me too moment."

Theater for the New City is presenting the Textile Co.'s production of Grace is Good, a new play about relationships and rumors in the workplace and a new story for the Me Too conversation.

THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY - Arielle Mandelberg has been cast in the title role of the Textile Co.'s production of Grace is Good, a new play about relationships and rumors in the workplace and a new story for the Me Too Conversation.

Around the World, a series of one act plays set in locations around the globe, has been picked up for a one-evening presentation at Theater for the New City in Manhattan.

After completing its run at Theater 294 in East Farmingdale, Around the World...., a series of one acts set at locations around the world, is being picked up for one additional performance at a new location in Melville.

After presenting scenes set in locations such as Paris during its opening week, Around the World in Seven Plays presents some new scenes set in locations ranging from Italy to Aphrodite's Rock, Cyprus, in its second nad last week.

Theater goers who like to travel will get a chance to take a journey around the nation and the world in one show, as Theater 294 and the Long Island Repertory Co. present programs with one acts set in different parts of the nation and the globe.

Many Long Islanders love to travel, whether it's to a tropical island or Maine, local beaches, Paris or Rome. Now a new show will take you there without leaving Long Island.

More than a century after the death of arguably Russia's greatest playwright, The Long Island Repertory Co. is gearing up to debut a new, full-length play based on an Anton Chekhov short story complete with a cast of more than a dozen performers.

More than a century after the death of arguably Russia's greatest playwright, The Long Island Repertory Co. is gearing up to debut a new, full-length play based on an Anton Chekhov short story complete with a cast of more than a dozen performers.

Theater for the New City Executive Director Crystal Field is presenting 'Nowhere Man,' a new play about a man hired as a double for one of the Fab Four.

Theater for the New City Executive Director Crystal Field has announced the cast of 'Nowhere Man,' a new play about a man hired as a double for one of the Fab Four.

On Sunday, April 30th at 8:00 P.M., one of NYC's premiere entertainment venues--The Cutting Room--will present a unique spin on the songs written by one of the most defining bands in rock history as "IMAGINE" comes to life.

When a man gets into a taxi, inebriated and tired, and is convinced that the driver kidnapped him because he refused to pay an exorbitant fare, is his truth greater than the driver's testimony of racial slurs and attempted murder? When there is no other witness accept one's memory, these two men must step up and make the decision of which one is right - a decision not clouded by race or ego, but what the 'facts' of that eventful night were. The Fare is a play that has characters trying to convince both the audience and themselves what is right against what our educated 'instinct' deems to be right - and how unique a way this production makes it so.