BWW Interview: Playwright Andre F. Degas on His New Play, THE HOUSE OF CHARITY, and the Healing Power of Giving Back
A new play, by filmmaker and director, Andre F.
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SH-BOOM! Winter Park Playhouse to Present '60s Jukebox Hit LIFE COULD BE A DREAM
The Winter Park Playhouse continues to delight audiences with their latest hit in a series of professional musicals with the Florida premiere of Life Could Be A Dream, a high-energy jukebox musical comedy set in the early 1960's.
Theater For The New City's Dream Up Festival Presents THE PHARMACIST
'The Pharmacist,' written and performed by Samsun Knight, is a one-man show about a pharmacist who accidentally gives someone the wrong prescription, and then tries to fix his mistake.
MAMMA MIA 5: The Barn's Novak, McGraw and Carroll
In the coming days, leading up to opening night on Thursday, September 7, members of the cast take on our Mamma Mia 5 questions, to offer up some reasons for you to make sure you're in their audience through October 21.
Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival presents SWORD OF THE UNICORN
'Sword of the Unicorn' is an original play written and directed by Harrison Stengle.
Piper Rasmussen's THE WOMAN ILLUSION to Play TNC's Dream Up Festival
'The Woman Illusion,' written and directed by Piper Rasmussen, is a playful, wicked gallery of ways to be a woman, interspersed with parlor magic.
Rachel Schmeling's YOU, ME, AND ANXIETY Coming to TNC's Dream Up Festival
'You, Me, and Anxiety' is a solo cabaret show, written and performed by Rachel Schmeling, on the subject of mental health.
Theater For The New City's Dream Up Festival Presents THE PHARMACIST
'The Pharmacist,' written and performed by Samsun Knight, is a one-man show about a pharmacist who accidentally gives someone the wrong prescription, and then tries to fix his mistake.
'PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED' Coming to TNC's Dream Up Festival
Children are a joy, right? Not to Irene, the teacher's assistant (and leading character) in 'Parental Guidance Suggested (An Unfortunately True Musical Dramedy),' a darkly comedic, partly autobiographical musical about the chaos of working at a daycare on minimum wage.
LOOKING BACK AT BANGKOK AND BEYOND.... Coming to Theater for the City's Dream Up Festival
'Looking Back at Bangkok and Beyond.
THE HOUSE OF CHARITY to Premiere at Theater for a New City's Dream Up Festival
Theater for the New City (TNC), under the artistic direction of Crystal Field, is thrilled to announce that The House of Charity, a new play from filmmaker and theater director Andre Faud Degas, will make its world premiere as part of Theater for the New City's eighth annual Dream Up Festival.
Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival to Present New Musical LETTERS
What can we do when it's too late to fix the mistakes of the past? 'Letters,' written and composed by Daniel Schwartzman, is a musical about Frida, a middle-aged writer of children's books long estranged from her parents.
Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival to Present DIMENSIONS
'Dimensions' is a unique production written and directed by Freedom Russino that utilizes theater, dance and spoken word to tell a story of the difficulties of young minority students in forming their sexual identity for the first time while studying in a Los Angeles art school.
Theater For The New City's Dream Up Festival Presents The US Premiere of FINISHING THE SUIT
'Finishing the Suit' is a memory play, written by Lawrence Aronovitch and directed by Joan Kane, about a tailor who mourns the loss of the two most important people in his life: his lover Jimmy and his most famous client, the Duke of Windsor.
TNC's Dream Up Festival to Debut ELEANORA DUSE DIES IN PITTSBURGH
'Eleanora Duse Dies in Pittsburgh' is a short dark comedy, written by Don Nigro about the terror and holiness of theater.
A CRACK UP AT THE RACE RIOTS to Premiere at Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival
Toney Brown has fashioned an experimental play based on 'A Crack Up at the Race Riots' by Harmony Korine.
English Language Premiere of Iceland's GUILTY Set for TNC's Dream Up Festival
Iceland in the 19th Century was not exactly an idyll; it was an island nation of farming and fishing communities, pretty much cut off from the much of the rest of the world.
Handel and Haydn Society Gives First New York City Performance in Over 25 Years
In addition to its New York appearance this spring and its regular concert series in Boston, Christophers and the Handel and Haydn Society also return this summer to Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in the Berkshires, for the first time since 1991.
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