BPA Shares The Untold Story Of YORK
David Casteal transports audiences to 1804 in this riveting first-person account of the only Black man on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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Photo Coverage: MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION Arrives at Theatre Palisades
Theatre Palisades opened George Bernard Shaw's social commentary 'MRS WARREN'S PROFESSION' on Friday, April 1 at Pierson Playhouse with performances continuing through Sunday, May 8, 2016.
FIRST LOOK: Theatre Palisades Opens MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION on 4/1
In Shaw's controversial attack on society's hypocrisy, Young Vivie Warren is intelligent and self-sufficient, but astounded to learn how her mother rose from poverty to riches through the world's oldest profession.
BWW Review: THE STILL ALARM and BLACK COMEDY Share the Stage at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre
Farce is a very difficult type of comedy to do well.
BWW Reviews: BLACK COFFEE by Agatha Christie Plods Along at a Snail's Pace Through a Murder's Twists and Turns
BLACK COFFEE is a little known, slow-paced mystery by Agatha Christie which her fans will enjoy.
York, Play About Lewis & Clark's Slave, Heads to Off-Bway
York, a play that looks at the Lewis and Clark Expedition through an African-American lens, will play in NYC at the 78th Street Theatre Lab (236 West 78th Street) in a limited engagement from Thursday, July 6th-9th
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