Manhattan Repertory Theatre News

MEMORY IS A CULINARY AFFAIR explores the impact of the 1970s dictatorship in Argentina through the eyes of Carina, who was a small child at the time.

Loretta Michael Productions is pleased to present the world premiere of The Other Day, a new drama written by New York Innovative Theatre award nominee Mark Jason Williams, as part of the 3rd Annual Planet Connections Theatre Festivity. The production will be held at The Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette Street, NYC, 10003 for six performances from June 2-22, 2011.

Strand Theater Company Artistic Director Jayme Kilburn has announced the lineup for the third-annual Friends & Neighbors Festival, running June 1-19, 2011.

The 2011 Planet Connections Theatre Festivity will feature a quite dark and twisted pairing this year.

Strand Theater Company Artistic Director Jayme Kilburn has announced the lineup for the third-annual Friends & Neighbors Festival, running June 1-19, 2011.

MEMORY IS A CULINARY AFFAIR explores the impact of the 1970s dictatorship in Argentina through the eyes of Carina, who was a small child at the time.

The 2011 Planet Connections Theatre Festivity will feature a quite dark and twisted pairing this year.

This Spring, Manhattan Repertory Theatre will be presenting 36 new plays featuring some of this country's finest playwrights, actors and directors in a theatrical celebration of new work - MRT's ONE ACT PLAY COMPETITION 2011. Tickets are $20. For reservations call: (646) 329-6588. Manhattan Repertory Theatre is located at 303 W. 42nd St. Third floor.

Loretta Michael Productions is pleased to present the world premiere of The Other Day, a new drama written by New York Innovative Theatre award nominee Mark Jason Williams, as part of the 3rd Annual Planet Connections Theatre Festivity.

Barefoot Theatre Company - an Off-Broadway theater company now in its 12th season - will present the New York premiere of Joseph Sousa's play TEETH OF THE SONS, with previews beginning April 20 prior to an official press opening of April 22 at Cherry Lane Studio Theatre (38 Commerce Street) in Manhattan. Nicole Haran directs.

Barefoot Theatre Company - an Off-Broadway theater company now in its 12th season - will present the New York premiere of Joseph Sousa's play TEETH OF THE SONS, with previews beginning April 20 prior to an official press opening of April 22 at Cherry Lane Studio Theatre (38 Commerce Street) in Manhattan. Nicole Haran directs.

Kevin Johnson's The Unpredictable Times, which made its New York debut in January with a staged reading at The Directors Company, will be a part of The Manhattan Repertory Theatre's 2011 Winterfest.

One Man Show - How NOT to Act - Manhattan Theater Festival This piece is a commentary on today's reality show society where everyone wants their 15 minutes of fame, but they wouldn't want to dothe work even if they knew how. How NOT to Act - written and performed by Danny McDermott - directed by Joe Paradise

This piece is a commentary on today's reality show society where everyone wants their 15 minutes of fame, but they wouldn't want to do the work even if they knew how.

Barefoot Theatre Company - an Off-Broadway theater company now in its 12th season - will present the New York premiere of Joseph Sousa's play TEETH OF THE SONS, with previews beginning April 20 prior to an official press opening of April 22 at Cherry Lane Studio Theatre (38 Commerce Street) in Manhattan. Nicole Haran directs.

One Man Show - How NOT to Act - Manhattan Theater Festival This piece is a commentary on today's reality show society where everyone wants their 15 minutes of fame, but they wouldn't want to dothe work even if they knew how. How NOT to Act - written and performed by Danny McDermott - directed by Joe Paradise

Manhattan Repertory Theatre's WinterFest 2011 presentsSIX SILENCES IN THREE MOVEMENTS, a new play by Duncan Pflaster.

This piece is a commentary on today's reality show society where everyone wants their 15 minutes of fame, but they wouldn't want to do the work even if they knew how.

Midnight in Havana, a play with music documenting the end of the Cuban revolution written and directed by veteran New York Daily News reporter Robert Dominguez, opens tonight, January 14, at Off Broadway's Snapple Theater Center.

Venezuelan actor-playwright-director and World Wrestling Entertainment announcer Marcelo Rodriguez will join the cast of Midnight in Havana, which will officially open at The Snapple Theater Center's Jerry Orbach Theater on January 14, 2011.