TDF Stages Archive
An online theatre magazine
Read about NYC’s best theatre and dance productions and watch video interviews with innovative artists
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WATCH: Meet The Assembly
Meet the Assembly, where political questions get investigated from all sides. This video features all four of The Assembly’s co-artistic directors — Stephen Aubrey, Edward Bauer, Nick Benacerraf, and Jess Chayes — as well as company members Ben Beckley and Emily Louise Perkins.
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I See Myself in His Performance
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The Alchemy of a Mad Dance Scientist
Moses Pendelton and his vision for Momix — Momix founder and choreographer Moses Pendleton fits the bill of a mad dance scientist: His creations are otherworldly – etched with ethereal visuals that incorporate inventive technology – and since he asks dancers to slip between classical technique and acrobatic pyrotechnics, he seems disinterested in the rules […]
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There’s a Play Happening on the Staten Island Ferry
For $1.99, you can download an audio drama set on the ferry — Is a play still a play when the actors aren’t aware they’re actors? Is a spectator still a spectator when they become a part of a set? Is a theatre company still a theatre company when it’s called This Is Not a […]
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Feeling Like the Middle Child, but Acting Like the Youngest
Heather Lind intimately understands the sibling dynamics in Of Good Stock
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How TDF Member Joanne Zammit Became a Stage Door Jane
Welcome to Meet the Member, where TDF members let you know which shows they love. Today’s member: Joanne Zammit – a TDF member since 2002 and a retired teacher living in Stamford, Connecticut who currently volunteers at the Bronx Zoo. — Emily Travis, Marketing Manager at TDF: Hello, Joanne! To get started, what have you […]
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Why Can We See Those Puppeteers?
Manual Cinema wants you to witness how they work — There’s a moment on screen, pictured above, when an old woman looks at herself in the mirror. The tentative way she touches the glass communicates her loneliness, her grief, and her disbelief that she’s still alive while her beloved sister is in the ground. That’s […]
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Who’s In Charge of American Culture?
Keeping an ear to the ground to listen for societal shifts is an essential part of the theatremaking process for director-playwright Michael Perlman, whose Off-Broadway play At the Table, now at HERE Arts Center in a production from Fault Line Theatre, takes the pulse of a group of culturally eclectic friends in their thirties. Just […]
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I Can’t Believe I Missed This Show
A theatre lover’s tragic story of missed opportunity — This is the story of the best show I didn’t see. Specifically, an iconic musical I came thisclose to catching in its original incarnation almost 30 years ago, and I’m still pretty annoyed about it. I will set the scene for you, and hopefully this will […]