A Dybbuk, or Between Two Worlds - 1997 - Off-Broadway Articles Page 16

From the story that inspired the classic Hitchcock film, this bold adaptation is a gripping, unsettling, and moving look at human relationships in the face of societal collapse. In an isolated house, strangers Diane and Nat take shelter from relentless masses of attacking birds. They find relative sanctuary but not comfort or peace: there is no electricity, little food, and a nearby neighbor may still be alive and watching them. Another refugee, the younger Julia, arrives with some news of the outside world, but her presence also brings discord. Their survival becomes even more doubtful when paranoia takes hold of the makeshift fortress - an internal threat to match that of the birds outside.

A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER is one of my absolute favorite musicals, so I was thrilled when I learned that Murry's Dinner Playhouse in Little Rock was bringing it to the stage! Then I saw the cast list, and my excitement went through the roof!

THE MOTH MAINSTAGE will return to East Lansing with an evening of true stories about risk, survival, and courage. The lineup features local storytellers alongside national performers.

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Tony Award-winning actress and singer Lena Hall will present an evening of music and vocals at San Francisco's Feinstein's at the Nikko cabaret club in November.

The Winter’s Tale—now playing and soon to run in repertory with the even wilder Midsummer Night’s Dream—provides audiences with an emotional, uplifting, and even redemptive story sure to thaw frozen hearts and provide a much needed escape.

Austin Shakespeare will present a staged reading of LEAR, with Franchelle Stewart Dorn in the title role alongside her daughters Amani Dorn and Mary Dorn as Lear's daughters.

Festival Ballet Theatre will present THE NUTCRACKER at the Irvine Barclay Theatre with guest artists dancing the Sugar Plum Fairy role. Performances will take place this holiday season.

Shea's Buffalo Theatre will screen THE ADDAMS FAMILY this Halloween season as part of its free community film series, with a live dance performance preceding the film.

What started as a five-minute story told at The Moth is now a 75-minute one-person show at The Kentucky Center. Spam Kimchi, by Louisville comedian and poet Samuel Son, closes its season with two nights at The Kentucky Center – MeX Theater.

Burn the Floor will bring its newest production, Burn the Floor Presents Maks and Peta Live!, to The Harris Center. Burn the Floor emerged from the vision to transform traditional Ballroom dancing into a dynamic, contemporary stage experience.

Ambassador David L. Cohen and Rhonda R. Cohen donated to THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, establishing funds for international tours and support for underrepresented composers ahead of the orchestra's 14th China tour.

The Shaw Festival is introducing hybrid assistive listening technology combining Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Auracast to support patrons with hearing loss using their own devices.

The Citadel Theatre received a $1,000,000 donation from long-time supporter Arnold Rumbold to establish the Rumbold New Play Prize, supporting annual new theatrical work development in Edmonton and across Canada.

Tomáseen Foley's A CELTIC CHRISTMAS will perform at United Irish Cultural Center with Irish musicians, dancers, and storyteller Foley, plus a special appearance by Whelan Academy of Irish Dance.

Due to demand, a second performance of Laura Lee Botsacos’ autobiographical one-woman show, Tuesday, has been added to the 21st Annual United Solo Theatre Festival.

Imagination Stage will present the musical adaptation of Dr. Seuss' classic tale, directed and choreographed by Ashleigh King, featuring whimsical sets and original songs.

Mint Theater Company's New York premiere of PHYL, a rarely seen comedy by pioneering British playwright and suffragist Cecily Hamilton, is now officially open at Theatre Row. Read the reviews!

Fuse Theatre Ensemble will present The Whitman Sampler, an improv and sketch show that riffs on Walt Whitman's poetry with AI, playing at the Back Door Theater.

Shakespeare & Company will present nine 10-minute plays from the WOMEN+ ON THE EDGE OF DEMOCRACY anthology, featuring works by playwrights including Lynn Nottage, Sarah Ruhl, and others exploring American democracy.

The Royal Underground Theatre Company will present the Tony-winning musical as an immersive, actor-musician production at Revival Hall in San Francisco, with a cast of twelve performing live instruments throughout the 100-minute show.

Production photos showcase MOUTH OF THE SOUTH, a play starring Shannon Nelson and written by Valerie Rachelle. The production explores themes of resilience and speaking truth through humor and political insight.

Toronto City Opera will present a fully staged production of Puccini's LA BOHÈME reimagined in a contemporary Toronto setting, featuring emerging Canadian professional soloists and directed by Dana Fradkin.

The Chicago Violin Competition will host an online event for violinists ages 7–28, featuring two divisions with specified repertoire requirements for young and senior artists.

Disney's FROZEN: The Broadway Musical will run at Casa Mañana in Fort Worth, Texas from November. The production stars Leandra Ellis-Gaston as Elsa and Sydney Dotson as Anna.