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Stampede Lab

Chain Theatre21-28 45th Road, Long Island City The Elephant Run District theater company hosts a series of performance development labs this Friday and Saturday. Each night three 15-minute excerpts of in-progress productions are performed by the developing theater company. Followed by brief interviews of the performers by one of ERD’s cofounders.[…]

The Flick

The Flick

When Annie Baker’s writing and Sam Gold’s directing you don’t ask questions, you just attend. Playwrights Horizon’s416 W 42nd StTickets UPDATE March 29, 2013 Apparently a bunch of Playwrights Horizons’ season ticket holders freaked out over the length of Annie Baker’s play “The Flick.” The theater’s artistic director saw fit to[…]

Here Lies Love

Early Buzz: Here Lies Love

This David Byrne/Fatboy Slim musical at The Public Theater has not even begun previews and it is nearly sold out. Here Lies Love is the story of Imelda Marcos set to disco music. It has garned lots of attention, including this snazzy write-up in Vogue, complete with Annie Leibovitz photo. The Public describes[…]

It’s Springtime in the Theater

This week we had the first major Spring opening on Broadway (Cinderella, we won’t be covering that here), new openings by burgeoning young playwrights Rajiv Joseph (The North Pool at Vineyard Theatre, sadly a pass) and Amy Herzog (Belleville at New York Theatre Workshop, more on this below), a Pulitzer Prize winning[…]

The Revisionist

A rare movie star vehicle that is intimate and actually pretty good, Vanessa Redgrave and Jesse Eisenberg appear in “The Revisionist” at Cherry Lane Theater in the West Village. Eisenberg also wrote the play. Tickets are hard to come by in the short term and they’re expensive: $85. But the[…]

The Dance and the Railroad

Two Chinese laborers (one as teacher, one as student) explore the dance and combat elements of Peking opera in the “The Dance and the Railroad” at Signature Center. Reasons to like: Beautiful Peking opera inspired dance, movement, and combat; Charming story by David Henry Hwang set during the 1867 strike[…]

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