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Simon Green: Traveling Light
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59E59 Theaters
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British singer Simon Green brings his cabaret show Traveling Light to New York.
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Fascinating Aida is Absolutely Miraculous
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59E59 Theaters
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Fascinating Aida return to New York with a hit-or-miss evening of song and humor.
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The Great Recession
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Flea Theater
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Rapp, Bradshaw, Callaghan, and others debut one-acts in this evening of recession-themed theatre.
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A Little Night Music
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Walter Kerr Theatre
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Sondheim and Wheeler's waltz-time musical returns to Broadway starring Zeta-Jones and Lansbury.
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Fault Lines
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Dorothy Strelsin Theater
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Rebecca Louise Miller's new play explores the aftershocks of a child abduction case.
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Ragtime
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Neil Simon Theatre
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Ahrens and Flaherty's 1998 musical returns to Broadway in a revival helmed by Marcia Milgrom Dodge.
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POP!
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Yale Repertory Theatre, New Haven
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A new musical at Yale rep, exploring the attempted assassination of pop artist Andy Warhol.
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Swimming to Spalding
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HERE Arts Center
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Lian Amaris's new solo show is inspired by Spalding Gray's solo theatre piece Swimming to Cambodia.
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This
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Playwrights Horizons
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Melissa James Gibson's modest-sized drama, focusing on the fragility of language in modern relationships.
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A Streetcar Named Desire
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BAM Harvey Theatre
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Cate Blanchett stars in the Sydney Theatre Company production of Tennessee Williams' classic play.
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In the Next Room or the vibrator play
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Lyceum Theatre
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Sarah Ruhl's new play about love and sex in the late nineteenth century, produced by Lincoln Center Theater.
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My Wonderful Day
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59E59 Theaters
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Alan Ayckbourn's latest play about an astutely-observed day in the life of a young girl accompanying her mother to work.
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The Late Christopher Bean
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Beckett Theatre
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Pulitzer-winner Sidney Howard's 1932 play about art and greed is revived by The Actors Company Theatre.
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Children at Play
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Living Theatre
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Jordan Seavey's new play focuses on five youngsters in junior high and high school, one of them a Chernobyl baby.
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Wolves at the Window
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59E59 Theaters
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Toby Davies's adaptation of Saki, part of the Brits Off Broadway Festival, leaves much to be desired in the way of storytelling.
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Red Sea Fish
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59E59 Theaters
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Matt Wilkinson's claustrophobic new play, part of the Brits Off Broadway Festival, is unsparing and stirring.
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Finian's Rainbow
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St. James Theatre
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Harburg and Lane's 1947 anti-racist musical is revived on Broadway, replete with Irish charm.
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Eclipsed
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Yale Repertory Theatre, New Haven
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Danai Gurira's new play at Yale Rep chronicles the lives of four officer's wives in Liberia.
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Creature
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Ohio Theatre
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A new play by actress Heidi Schreck brings the story of English heretic Margery Kempe to life.
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Brighton Beach Memoirs
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Nederlander Theatre
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Neil Simon's play about the trials and tribulations of a 1930s Jewish family in Brooklyn.
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Sleep No More
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Old Brookline School, Greater Boston
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Daring British theatre company's latest promenade theatre piece combines Macbeth with Hitchcock.
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Dead Man's Cell Phone
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Lyric Stage Company, Boston
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The Boston premiere of Sarah Ruhl's whimsical exploration of life, death, and the afterlife.
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Valet of the Dolls
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Machine, Boston
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Boston drag company Gold Dust Orphans adapt Jacqueline Susann's novel in high-camp style.
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Memphis
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Sam S. Shubert Theatre
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The new musical from Joe DiPietro and David Bryan, chronicling interracial love and the music scene in 1950s Tennessee.
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The Emperor Jones
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Irish Repertory Theatre
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John Douglas Thompson is magnificent in Eugene O'Neill's rarely performed early play.
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Good Bobby
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59E59 Theaters
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Brian Lee Franklin's play chronicling Robert F. Kennedy's abruptly-ended political career.
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The Oldsmobiles
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Flea Theater
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Roger Rosenblatt's new comedy, starring Richard Masur and Alice Playten, focuses on an elderly couple's suicide plot.
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middlemen
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Walkerspace
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David Jenkins's new play about the drudgery of office life, starring Christopher Burns and Michael Crane.
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Oleanna
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Golden Theatre
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David Mamet's knock-em-dead "he said, she said" drama, starring Julia Stiles and Bill Pullman.
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Circle Mirror Transformation
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Playwrights Horizons
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A new play from Annie Baker follows a band of misfit actors in a Creative Drama for Adults class.
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Cross That River
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TBG Theater
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The new musical about black life in the Wild West, part of the New York Musical Theatre Festival.
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How To Be A Good Italian Daughter
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Playwrights Horizons
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Antoinette LaVecchia's new solo show, currently at the Cherry Lane, explores mother-daughter dynamics.
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The Royal Family
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Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
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Ana Gasteyer, Rosemary Harris, and a top-notch cast in Kaufman and Ferber's play on Broadway.
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Let Me Down Easy
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Second Stage Theatre
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Anna Deavere Smith's ambitious new solo show about death and the body, now at Second Stage Theatre.
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Lila Cante
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Ted Bardy Studio
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Mark Snyder's new play about siblings sifting through the legacy of their late rock star mother.
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The Night Watcher
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59E59 Theaters
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Charlayne Woodard's latest solo play about her role as aunt and godmother, currently at 59E59 Theaters.
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Lizzie Borden
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Living Theatre
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A new musical take on the Lizzie Borden folk tale, featuring Jenny Fellner in the title role.
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Broke-Ology
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Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater
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Nathan Louis Jackson's graceful play about a family struggling to make ends meet.
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Still Life
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Lucille Lortel Theatre
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Alexander Dinelaris's riveting play about a creatively-blocked photographer.
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The Happy Embalmer
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Acorn Theatre
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An NYMF musical about a lonely embalmer and his unique love interest.
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The Breath of Life
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Westport Country Playhouse, Westport
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David Hare's subtly emotional drama stars Jane Alexander and Stockard Channing.
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Two Unrelated Plays by David Mamet: Keep Your Pantheon and School
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Atlantic Theater Company @ Linda Gross Theater
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Two punchy one-act plays from master playwright David Mamet.
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Underground
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Beckett Theatre
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James McManus's play about West Virginia miners and their broken dreams.
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A Steady Rain
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Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
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Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman play Chicago cops in Keith Huff's new Broadway two-hander.
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The Master Builder
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Yale Repertory Theatre @ University Theatre, New Haven
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Ibsen's symbolic play about a tortured architect, given a well-designed production in New Haven.
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A Boy and His Soul
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Vineyard Theatre
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Colman Domingo's crowd-pleasing solo show about growing up with soul music in Philadelphia.
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Kristina: A Concert Event
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Carnegie Hall
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A sprawling epic from the composer-lyricist team behind Mamma Mia! and Chess.
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Judy Garland Live!
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Don't Tell Mama
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Tommy Femia's drag impersonation of Judy Garland plays Saturday nights at famed cabaret Don't Tell Mama.
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Killers and Other Family
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Rattlestick Theatre
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Lucy Thurber's potentially dangerous play returns to New York for a run at the Rattlestick Theatre.
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In the Daylight
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McGinn/Cazale Theatre
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Tony Glazer's gripping thriller about the unexpected results of a popular author's homecoming.
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Aftermath
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New York Theatre Workshop
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Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen's documentary play about Iraqi refugees, currently at New York Theatre Workshop.
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Fathers and Sons
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The Lion Theatre
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Richard Hoehler's metatheatrical two-hander about parent-child dynamics.
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The Retributionists
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Playwrights Horizons
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Daniel Goldfarb's intriguing post-Holocaust revenge play.
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Oorah!
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Atlantic Theater Company Stage 2
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Bekah Brunstetter's play about a North Carolina military family.
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The Bereaved
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The Wild Project
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Thomas Bradshaw's latest, sometimes shocking play about a family in crisis.
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The Pride of Parnell Street
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59E59 Theatres
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The 1st Irish Festival continues with Sebastian Barry's bleak two-hander.
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Spinning The Times
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59E59 Theatres
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Five vignettes taken from the New York press, staged as part of the 1st Irish Festival.
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His Greatness
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Cherry Lane Theatre
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Part of the International Fringe Festival, Daniel MacIvor's play dramatizes the life of Tennessee Williams.
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The Boys Upstairs
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SoHo Playhouse
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Jason Mitchell's bitchy portrait of twenty-first century American gay youth.
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Leaves of Grass
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The Cell
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Off off-Broadway production drawing on Walt Whitman's 1855 book of poetry.
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A Lifetime Burning
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59E59 Theatres
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Primary Stages' production of Cusi Cram's new play about New York's beautiful people.
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Slipping
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Rattlestick Theatre
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Daniel Talbott's powerful play about the relationship between two young men.
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Lyric is Waiting
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Irish Repertory Theatre
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Michael Puzzo's play about a turbulent relationship - and Bigfoot.
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Vanities
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Second Stage Theatre
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Musical adaptation by Jack Heifner of his own play about three female friends.
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Pre-Disposal
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Access Theatre
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EBE Ensemble stage John Prescod’s new play, set on a hot day in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Mother
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The Wild Project
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Lisa Ebersole's new play depicts the New Year's Eve exploits of a dysfunctional family.
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The Wiz
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City Centre
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Ashanti and LaChanze star in a revival of the African American version of The Wizard of Oz.
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Dov and Ali
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Cherry Lane Studio
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Playwrights Realm stage Anna Ziegler's play about the relationsip between a Jewish teacher and his Muslim student.
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Krapp, 39
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Soho Playhouse
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Michael Laurence's intimate solo show about an actor’s obsessive identification with Beckett’s famous character.
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The Amish Project
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Rattlestick Theatre
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Jessica Dickey's thought-provoking solo show about the 2006 shooting in an Amish schoolhouse.
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Our House
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Playwrights Horizons
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Theresa Rebeck's biting behind-the-scenes satire on the world of reality TV.
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The Brother/Sister Plays
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McCarter Theatre Centre, Princeton
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Tarell Alvin McCraney's trilogy drawing on Yoruba myth is played out in full.
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Measure for Measure
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La Plaza Cultural
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The New York Neo-Classical Ensemble stage Shakespeare under the stars.
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I Have Been To Hiroshima...
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Ohio Theatre
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Chiori Miyagawa's new play is staged as part of the Hiroshima Project.
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A More Perfect Union
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13th Street Theatre
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Romance blossoms between two Supreme Court law clerks in Vern Thiessen's play.
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The Merchant of Venice
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BAM
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Propeller's all male staging of Shakespeare transplants the play to a prison.
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Sophistry
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Samuel Beckett Theatre
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Revival of Jonathan Marc Sherman's play about a sexual assault at a New England college.
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9 to 5
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Marquis Theatre
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Allison Janney stars in a musical staging of the 1980 film, with songs by Dolly Parton.
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Joe Turner's Come and Gone
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Belasco Theatre
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The Lincoln Centre Theatre revival of August Wilson's poetic play, part of his Century Cycle.
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Next to Normal
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Booth Theatre
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Alice Ripley stars in the Broadway staging of Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey's musical.
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Chasing Manet
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59E59 Theaters
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Lynn Cohen and Jane Alexander star in Tina Howe's tender, funny play.
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Angela's Mixtape
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Ohio Theatre
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Eisa Davis writes and stars in a potent play about her mixed heritage,
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Brunch - The Musical
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Chernuchin Theater
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New musical set during the brunch shift of a busy New York restaurant.
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The Toxic Avenger
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New World Stages
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Shlocky new musical based on the 1980s B movie of the same name.
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Why Torture is Wrong...
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Public Theater
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Christopher Durang's sharp, witty comedy about the war on terror.
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reasons to be pretty
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Lyceum Theatre
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Neil LaBute makes his Broadway debut with the third play in his loose trilogy on body image.
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An Oresteia
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Classic Stage Company
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An ambitious three part reconfiguration of the classic Greek drama by Classic Stage Company
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Hair
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Al Hirschfield Theatre
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Diane Paulus' lively revival of the anti-war musical transfers to Broadway.
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Irena's Vow
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Walter Kerr Theatre
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Tovah Feldshuh stars in Dan Gordon's play about an act of heroism during the Holocaust.
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Exit the King
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Ethel Barrymore Theatre
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Geoffrey Rush and Susan Sarandon star in Ionesco's absurdist classic.
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1984
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59E59 Theatres
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Godlight Theatre's adaptation of George Orwell's novel of one man’s rebellion against a totalitarian state.
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Impressionism
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Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
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Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons star in Michael Jacobs's new play on Broadway.
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Inked Baby
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Playwrights Horizons
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Tony winner LaChanze stars in Christina Anderson's sensitive debut play.
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God of Carnage
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Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
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James Gandolfini and Jeff Daniels star in the Broadway staging of Yasmina Reza's play.
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West Side Story
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Palace Theatre
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Arthur Laurents directs a new bilingual staging of the classic musical.
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Incident at Vichy
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Beckett Theatre
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Rare revival of Arthur Miller's 1964 play set in wartime France.
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Blithe Spirit
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Shubert Theatre
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Angela Lansbury and Rupert Everett star in Noel Coward's classic comedy.
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33 Variations
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Eugene O'Neill Theatre
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Jane Fonda returns to Broadway after a 46 year absence in Moisés Kaufman's new play.
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The Savannah Disputation
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Playwrights Horizons
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Religion gets the sitcom treatment in Evan Smith's new comedy.
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Guys and Dolls
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Nederlander Theatre
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Oliver Platt and Craig Bierko star in a revival of the 1950 Broadway musical.
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Our Town
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Barrow Street Theatre
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David Cromer's sympathetic street-clothes staging of Thornton Wilder's play.
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This Beautiful City
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Vineyard Theatre
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The Civillians present a musical-documentary exploration of the Colorado Springs evangelical movement.
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Ruined
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Manhattan Theatre Club @ NY City Center Stage I
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Lynn Nottage's powerful new play about the plight of women in the Congo.
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Christine Jorgensen Reveals
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Lion Theatre
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Bradford Louryk revives his superb lip-sych show about America's first transexual.
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The Winter's Tale
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BAM Harvey Theatre
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Sam Mendes directs Simon Russell Beale and Ethan Hawke in the second Bridge Project production.
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Soul Samurai
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HERE Arts Centre
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This action packed manga style show, by Qui Nguyen, features kick ass lesbians and vampire mobsters.
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Mourning Becomes Electra
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Acorn Theatre
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Jena Malone and Lili Taylor star in a turgid staging of Eugene O'Neill's play.
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Three Sisters
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Harlem Stage Gatehouse
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Christopher McElroen directs Chekhov's play for the Classical Theatre of Harlem.
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Mabou Mines DollHouse
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St Ann's Warehouse
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Lee Breuer directs a unique staging of Ibsen's classic play.
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Uncle Vanya
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Classic Stage Company
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Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard star in an emotive staging of Chekhov's play.
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The Third Story
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Lucille Lortel Theatre
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Kathleen Turner stars in Charles Busch's film noir send up.
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Emilie's Voltaire
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Beckett Theatre
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Arthur Giron’s new play about the 16-year affair between Voltaire and his aristocratic lover.
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Architecting
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P.S. 122
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TEAM - Theatre of the Emerging American Moment - stage a remarkable American saga.
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The American Plan
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Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
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Mercedes Ruehl stars in the Manhattan Theatre Club staging of Richard Greenberg's play.
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Sixty Miles to Silver Lake
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Soho Rep
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Anne Kauffman directs Dan LeFranc's sensitively drawn two-hander.
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Terre Haute
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59E59 Theaters
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Edmund White's taut two hander inspired by the correspondance between Gore Vidal and Timothy McVeigh.
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Christine Ebersole at Cafe Carlyle
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Cafe Carlyle
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The two-time Tony winner in a new tour through the American Songbook,
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The Cherry Orchard
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BAM Harvey Theatre
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As part of the Bridge Project, Sam Mendes directs a cast including Simon Russell Beale and Ethan Hawke.
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Ten Blocks on the Camino Real
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Ohio Theatre
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Staging of Tennessee Williams' infrequently revived play, an early version of Camino Real.
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Twelfth Night
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Kirk Theatre
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The New York Neo-Classical Ensemble stage Shakespeare's comedy.
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The Cripple of Inishmaan
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Linda Gross Theatre
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The Atlantic Theatre Company stage Martin McDonagh's dark comedy.
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Pal Joey
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Studio 54
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Stockard Channing stars in Roundabout's revival of Rodger and Hart’s classic musical.
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