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New York City Ballet pays tribute to Jerome Robbins in honor of his 100th birthday --- New York City Ballet's month-long fall season kicked off this week, and the eclectic lineup includes pieces by founder George Balanchine, new works by emerging choreographers and a farewell performance by retiring principal dancer Joaquin De Luz. But for fans who...

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5 Theatres You Need to Know: Asian-American Companies in NYC

By DIEP TRAN

Monday, September 17, 2018 • Off-Off Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Mon Sep 17, 2018 • Off-Off Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Discover new-to-you theatre companies through our new series of themed roundups --- In life, it's easy to stick with what you know. But you should never do that -- especially when it comes to theatre. In New York, we're lucky to have access to hundreds of troupes that are producing new shows all the time. You can't possibly be familiar with all of...

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Making 'Uncle Vanya' Real, Not Overwrought

By RAVEN SNOOK

Friday, September 14, 2018 • Acting • 0 comments Share This

Fri Sep 14, 2018 • Acting • 0 comments Share This

Jay O. Sanders stars in a stripped-down mounting of the Chekhov classic at a brand-new theatre company --- Don't be surprised if you find yourself leaning in as you watch playwright-director Richard Nelson's achingly intimate take on Uncle Vanya, the inaugural production at the Hunter Theater Project. Staged in the round in a black box theatre with...

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Which Real-Life Politician Is Michael McKean Playing This Time?

By MICHAEL MUSTO

Thursday, September 13, 2018 • Acting • 0 comments Share This

Thu Sep 13, 2018 • Acting • 0 comments Share This

The actor discusses his new role opposite Edie Falco in The True --- Although Michael McKean made his name on TV (he was Lenny on Laverne & Shirley) and in Christopher Guest mockumentaries (This Is Spinal Tap, A Mighty Wind), he's been a regular on New York City stages over the past 15 years, segueing smoothly between musicals and plays, comedies...

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How Do You Dramatize the Downfall of an Autocrat?

By GERARD RAYMOND

Wednesday, September 12, 2018 • Borough Play • 0 comments Share This

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In The Emperor, Haile Selassie's servants tell his story, and they're all played by Kathryn Hunter --- The audience never sees His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie in The Emperor, Colin Teevan's stage adaptation of Ryszard Kapuscinski's eponymous book. But you get a vivid picture of the 20th-century Ethiopian autocrat and his court through memories...

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How Well Do You Know Irving Berlin?

By BRIAN SCOTT LIPTON

Tuesday, September 11, 2018 • Off-Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Tue Sep 11, 2018 • Off-Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Hershey Felder examines the legendary songwriter's life and work in his new solo show --- Pianist, performer and playwright Hershey Felder has made a career out of chronicling the lives and music of composers such as Frédéric Chopin, Franz Liszt and Ludwig van Beethoven on stage. But he expands his musical range to the Great American...

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Can 'Antigone' Help Communities Heal?

By JOSE SOLÍS

Monday, September 10, 2018 • Off-Off Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Mon Sep 10, 2018 • Off-Off Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Why Sophocles' play speaks to the Black Lives Matter movement --- When Antigone in Ferguson opens this week, it will be the second Black Lives Matter-infused take on Sophocles' tragedy to play Harlem this year. But while Classical Theatre of Harlem's version was set in a politically charged dystopian future, Theater of War Productions' mounting tackles...

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Your Broadway Fall Preview! 2018 Edition

By RAVEN SNOOK

Friday, September 07, 2018 • Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Fri Sep 7, 2018 • Broadway • 0 comments Share This

Although the 2018-2019 Broadway season officially began when The Boys in the Band opened back in June, it kicks into high gear this fall with 15 new productions bowing on the boards. (We've also included two that opened over the summer and are still running.) As usual, autumn is play heavy, with lauded London imports such as Jez Butterworth's The Ferryman...

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