Manatsu Tanaka News

THE DEATH OF RASPUTIN Adds Two More Weeks at Governors Island

by Stephi Wild — June 10, 2025

The Death of Rasputin will welcome potential followers into their world for an additional two weeks.

THE DEATH OF RASPUTIN Extends For Two More Weeks on Governors Island

by Chloe Rabinowitz — May 20, 2025

The Death of Rasputin will welcome potential followers into their world for an additional two weeks.

THE DEATH OF RASPUTIN to Present 3-Week Extension Through End of May

by Chloe Rabinowitz — April 30, 2025

The Death of Rasputin will welcome potential followers into their world for an additional three weeks.

THE DEATH OF RASPUTIN at Governors Island Releases Second Block of Tickets

by Chloe Rabinowitz — April 14, 2025

A second block of tickets are now available for The Death of Rasputin at LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island.

Immersive THE DEATH OF RASPUTIN is Coming to Governors Island This Spring

by Chloe Rabinowitz — March 21, 2025

Artemis is Burning will present The Death of Rasputin, which will begin performances at LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island this spring.

FROM SHAKESPEARE TO GAZA: PERFORMANCES FOR PALESTINE to Be Held at The People's Forum Next Week

by Blair Ingenthron — February 10, 2024

Theatre of the Oppressed NYC, with co-producers Max Raymond (he/him) and Karl Saint Lucy, will present FROM SHAKESPEARE TO GAZA: PERFORMANCES FOR PALESTINE at The People's Forum's Violeta Parra Stage next week.

REDCAT Presents The West Coast Premiere of THE NOSEBLEED, The Obie Award-Winning Show from Aya Ogawa

by A.A. Cristi — January 11, 2024

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Video: Mykal Kilgore Performs the BROADWAY BARES: PLEASURE PARK Finale in Rehearsal

by Blair Ingenthron — June 18, 2023

Watch rehearsal footage of Mykal Kilgore performing the finale of Broadway Bares: Pleasure Park!

The Why Collective Presents THE WOMEN HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY At The Cell

by A.A. Cristi — May 2, 2023

The Women Have Something to Say, conceived by Nicole Kenley-Miller of Intersection Arts Houston and composed by Madeline Styskal, marks the fourth and final project in The Why Collective's four-show series while in residence at Nancy Manocherian's the cell theatre.