Thursday, January 12, 2017
Ms. Swope produced hundreds of thousands of images of performers in action, and by the time she retired, her studio contained more than a million images.
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Sunday, July 31, 2016
“The Invisible Hand” at the Westport Country Playhouse explores the tension between a banker, who is held hostage in a jail, and his captor.
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In the play “Buyer & Cellar” at Penguin Rep, an underemployed actor becomes caretaker of Barbra Streisand’s personal shopping center.
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The play at the Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls explores how traditions can forge connections or separation.
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The play by Laura Eason, at TheaterWorks in Hartford, is an examination of a modern odd-couple relationship.
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Emily Mann’s play, at Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, offers a portrait of disparate personalities and a chronicle of the century they lived through.
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At Playhouse Park in West Hartford, a staging of Chaim Potok’s “The Chosen” shows that things are not always as they seem.
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At TheaterWorks in Hartford, Jonathan Tolins’s comedy imagines a job with the singer at her personal shopping mall.
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Ms. Park’s darkly comic play relocates elements of “Macbeth” to an American high school in the Midwest during college admissions season. “Peerless” opens on Nov. 27.
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Thursday, October 15, 2015
“Indecent,” the time-bending, genre-bending theater piece written by Paula Vogel, is being presented at the University Theater.
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In the one-woman play by Mark St. Germain, sex therapy may be the least interesting part of an amazing life.
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A one-woman play about an agent for clients including Barbra Streisand and Gene Hackman who coddled, idolized and bullied is at TheaterWorks through Aug. 23.
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The playwright David Lindsay-Abaire drew from the Boston neighborhood he came from for his Tony Award-winning work, being staged at TheaterWorks.
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The musical, directed by Don Stephenson, resurrects the mobsters, hustlers and dames who inhabited Times Square.
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It's been a Broadway tradition for more than half a century: Before the opening of every musical, a member of the chorus is presented with the Gypsy Robe, a treasured dressing gown embellish…
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The sweet-and-sour 1961 musical, “Carnival!,” is currently in revival at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Conn.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:58PMThe bride and groom at the center of a revival of the 1966 Broadway hit "I Do! I Do!" plow through 50 years of wedded life, blissful and otherwise, as we watch.
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Joe DiPietro’s “The Second Mrs. Wilson,” in its world premiere in New Haven, explores one of the most complicated and fascinating relationships ever in the White House.
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David Ives adds verbal and physical gymnastics in his adaptation of a little-seen 17th-century French comedy by Pierre Corneille.
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David Robson’s 80-minute drama depicts a testosterone-charged encounter between two men in a hotel room; but the question is pertinent because the play was inspired by a 2010 obituary.
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In his play at the Long Wharf Theater’s Stage II, Joshua Harmon is content to wring laughs from the manifestly unfunny situation.
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Mark St. Germain’s “Dancing Lessons,” in Hartford, is a blend of comedy, romance and homily on understanding autism.
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“Freud’s Last Session,” a play by Mark St. Germain, is at the Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls through Nov. 27.
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“Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn” is a reworking of the 1942 movie musical for the stage by Gordon Greenberg and Chad Hodge, who have woven in additional tunes by Berlin.
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