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A new play by Brandon Walker that looks at the modern-day struggles of three twentysomething New Yorkers in the current economic recession. more...
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An original, environmental excursion performance piece, based on the beloved Lewis Carroll classic. more...
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A revival of the dark comedy by David Scott Milton about a night clerk in a hotel who thinks he is being pursued by the KGB. more...
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A one-man play performed by Alex Lyras about six people thrown together during an airport delay. more...
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A revival of Carlo Goldoni's famous comedy. more...
White Horse Theater Company revives Tennessee Williams's rarely seen play about the lives of Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald. more...
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A post-apocalyptic rock and roll show about three sketchy dudes, and one half-robot/half-dude, who broadcast pirate radio. more...
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This play by James Marentic imagines a reunion concert between Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, and John Coltrane. more...
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A radio detective spoof by Tanya O'Debra. more...
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A constellation of three visceral and absurd dance plays. In this mash-up of classical text, contemporary movement, and pop culture, the profound becomes pedestrian and the mundane, magnetic. Presented by The Anthropologists. more...
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A new play by Jonathan Reynolds on the subject of abortion. more...
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A weekly improv show starring Nathan Phillips and Joe Schiappa. more...
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This is part of Winterfest 2010 Play Festival, a theatrical celebration of new work. more...
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In this new play by Daniel Reitz, a man wakes up naked on the floor in the backroom of a bar at 4 am, not immediately clear how he got there, both trying and dreading to remember. more...
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A program of three plays about love, inspired by songs of Stevie Wonder, written and directed by Donysha Smith. more...
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A revival of Marc Blitzstein's searing musical comedy about the everyman against the powers of corruption. more...
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This series of brief, lighthearted poems and dances that reveal the secret life of vegetables returns for its fourth season. It's for children ages 5 to 105. more...
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A Spanish-language musical adaptation of the novel Pantaleon y las visitadoras by Mario Vargas Llosa. more...
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A new play by Jeremy Stuart in which the audience is taken to the studio of a radio talk show. more...
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A children's show based on Cuban and Puerto Rican folklore. more...
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A new musical based on the Ursula K. Le Guin short story "The Masters." more...
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A new play by Michael Domitrovich about a woman, her boyfriend, and her yoga teacher. more...
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An epic comedy of amnesia and redemption featuring Gustave, a Belgian cabaret singer, and Nhar, his mostly silent associate. more...
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The Theater of a Two-headed Calf revive Susan Glaspell's 1916 play, which they say they will approach as part concert, part play, and part sculpture. more...
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The lives of teen immigrant boys a hundred years ago, with text from Jane Addams's The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets. more...
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A celebration of the Harlem Renaissance, which will have poems by women writers of that era, three short plays commissioned for this program, and a musical segment. more...
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Performance art for your chakras by Marisa Olson. more...
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A new folk musical written and directed by Joan Evans about families during the Dustbowl of the 1930s. more...
Bull-dyke bullshit, artistry, and edgy performances; hosted by Shelly Mars and Dixon Place's mascot, Kirby. more...
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The Theater of a Two-headed Calf revive Susan Glaspell's 1916 play, which they say they will approach as part concert, part play, and part sculpture. more...
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A ferocious comedy, inspired by Brecht's Mother Courage, about a war-torn landscape populated by characters on bicycles, all desperate to survive. more...
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A new family musical set in the world of flying insects. more...
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An original theatrical work adapted from the short stories and poetry of celebrated wit Dorothy Parker. more...
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An ever-changing revue of word-for-word transcripts of noted people (and some ordinary folk) saying things they never meant for the public to hear. Hosted by Jonathan Pereira. more...
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A new comedy by Daniel Meltzer about the intersecting lives of two couples over a lifetime. more...
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A new version of Brandt Johnson's one-man play, which was seen previously in FringeNYC. more...
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A program of four solo shows about Rosa Parks, Lenny Bruce, Sir John, and Lucille Ball. more...
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Primary Stages presents a dark comedy by Lucinda Coxon about a woman who struggles to balance personal freedom with family life, fidelity and a demanding job. more...
A solo play written and performed by Dan Horrigan about his experiences being HIV-positive. more...
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A one-woman show written and performed by Elaine Del Valle about her experiences growing up Latina in the African American ghetto of Brownsville, New York. more...
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A solo play by Taren Sterry about her experience working with patients in hospice. more...
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A cycle of bad plays by The Debate Society. more...
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A program of three original plays, all inspired by classic works of literature, written and directed by P. Case Aiken, Matthew Kagen, and Adam Samtur. more...
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A new play written and performed by Najla Said about her father, Edward Said, and her experiences in the Middle East. more...
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A new kids' show about a fourth grader who discovers that his uncle is a pirate. more...
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A new play by Jeremy Stuart in which the audience is taken to the studio of a radio talk show. more...
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The second episode in Mainspring Collective's children's theatre series, "Monster Literature." more...
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This is part of Winterfest 2010 Play Festival, a theatrical celebration of new work. more...
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A satirical, behind-the-scenes sister-story to Puccini's Tosca as imagined by Italian playwright/actress Franca Valeri. more...
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A revival of Sam Shepard's famous play about two brothers who have to live together after spending years apart and feuding. more...
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A revival of Oscar Wilde's famous comedy. more...
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The Magis Theatre Company presents a stage version of the Indian epic by Kalidasa. more...
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A semi-autobiographical, comedic meditation on dreams and tiki bars, written and performed by Greg Portz and Ashley King. more...
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A new play by Dan Via about two gay men whose longtime friendship comes under examination when a third man becomes involved with one of them. more...
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A new theatre work by Karen Finley that looks at history, style, trauma, femininity, and the demands of being the First Lady. more...
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Israel Horovitz's one-act dark comedy about a group of people who are waiting on line, though they don't know for what. Now in its 32nd year. more...
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A new play by Jeremy Stuart in which the audience is taken to the studio of a radio talk show. more...
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An ever-changing revue of word-for-word transcripts of noted people (and some ordinary folk) saying things they never meant for the public to hear. Hosted by Jonathan Pereira. more...
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A solo show performed by Ed Malone, "a manic deranged Irish storyteller," about what it takes to be an Irish Catholic feminist. more...
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Young Jean Lee's response to Shakespeare's King Lear. more...
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Red Elevator Productions presents a program of six short plays that explore the problem of (dis)connect in a complicated world. more...
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The New York premiere of a play written in 1984 by British author Shirley Gee, set in Belfast, Northern Ireland. more...
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A dark comedy by Travis Baker in which a woman decides to tell her husband about her long-term affair. more...
An evening of "complacent distractions" from performance artist Jonny Cigar. more...
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A play by Emily Ackerman and KJ Sanchez described as an unflinching look at the lives of Marines returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. more...
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Playwright Steven Dietz puts modern theater's original mismatched lovers in a room and doesn't let them out. more...
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A new thriller by Jan Buttram about a mysterious murderer stalking the residents of a rural Texas town. more...
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Emmy-winning comedy writer Ted Greenberg throws a one-man comedy party, complete with a halftime show and a cab ride home. more...
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An evening of songs with '60s folk singer Bob Horan. more...
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A cabaret of darkly funny songs and sketches about culture, politics and the crazy F-ed up world we live in. more...
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A new play by Catherine Filloux about the unlikely relationship between a political refugee in the U.S. and the American lawyer who wants to win asylum for her. more...
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A detective thriller based on film noir techniques and themes, written by poet/experimental author Anne Waldman. more...
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A new musical about the famous vaudeville-era female impersonator, by Clay McLeod Chapman, with songs by Rick Sorkin. more...
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A one-woman play by Hogan Gorman about her experiences as an uninsured victim of a car accident. This show debuted in the 2008 FringeNYC festival. more...
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A new production of the musical by Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori. more...
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A new production of Arthur Miller's play about the Salem witch trials. more...
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An academic comedy with a twist, written by Andrew Bauer. more...
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A program of 30 plays in 60 minutes, presented by the Neo-Futurists. more...
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Reno, long bullish (in the sense of "...in a China Shop"), has Wall Street in her bullseye lately, bringing a Finance Professional onstage with her each night, just to make sure. more...
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A new play by Jeremy Stuart in which the audience is taken to the studio of a radio talk show. more...
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