Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Jenny Gersten, who has been artistic director of the Williamstown Theater Festival for three seasons, will become executive director of the organization that runs the High Line park in Manha…
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A grant from the Sherman Fairchild Foundation will support an effort to rebrand the Lincoln Center Institute, Lincoln Center's educational arm, as Lincoln Center Education.
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After a major renovation, fueled in part by $41 million in New York City funds, BRIC Arts will reopen an expanded facility within the former Strand Theater on Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
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With “Matilda the Musical,” “Annie” and other shows, young actors are having their day (and nights) on Broadway stages.
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Jed Bernstein, who led Broadway’s trade group, will take over as president of the nonprofit performing arts center.
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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
“The Lifeguard: Ronald Reagan and His Story,” by David Rambo, will have its world premiere at the Geva Theater Center in Rochester.
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The Lower Manhattan Development Corp. has authorized $1million for the Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center site, a sum that is designed to allow the center to begin hiring staff.
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A concerts series for veterans and an exhibition of work by artists with disabilities are among the projects awarded grants.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 03:01PM"Table," with music by David Shire and direction by Gordon Edelstein, will have a workshop later this month.
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Barry Edelstein, director of the Public Theater's Shakespeare Initiative and other programs, will take over on Nov. 1.
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Lincoln Center prepares to open new bridge on Monday that spans West 65th Street and connects two parts of its campus.
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The play, which moved to Broadway from the New York Theater Workshop, will have played 320 performances there when it closes on Jan. 20.
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The Public Theater is nearing completion of a $40 million renovation that adds a bar and a lounge, among other features.
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The theater is also selling its SoHo location for about $27 million, but the transactions will not affect the Joyce's plans to be the anchor tenant at the performing arts center planned for …
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The theater plans eight weeks of events in a re-dedication to its founding principles of artistic development and public accessibility.
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Sunday, July 1, 2012
The Park Avenue Armory's Board of Officers Room is to be restored by the architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron with a $15 million gift from the Thompson Family Foundation.
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Sigourney Weaver will once again work with Christopher Durang, as she starts in the New York premiere of his new play, "Vanya And Sonia And Masha And Spike."
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Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center will become more accessible to people with disabilities under a court settlement reached Wednesday between the center and federal civil rights investigato…
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Lincoln Center Theater opens a 112-seat showcase on Tuesday intended to serve a younger, more diverse audience.
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The university unveiled the design for a new $32 million Institute for Contemporary Art that it hopes will be part exhibition and performance space, part lab and incubator.
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Called Turnaround Arts, the program aims to improve academic performance and increase student engagement in struggling schools through the arts.
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Neil LaBute and Sharr White are among the other playwrights trying out new work in staged readings for the Cape Cod Theater Project.
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