Wednesday, June 10, 2015
The Irish drag queen Panti, who gained fame when her speech about homophobia went viral, makes an argument for the freedom to be oneself at the Irish Arts Center.
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This mournful play, adapted from a novel by the Israeli-based Lithuanian author Grigory Kanovich, is presented by the Cherry Orchard Festival.
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Eve Sicular’s play documents her grandmother’s life, with help from J. Edgar Hoover’s watchful eye and meticulous records.
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This theater’s 35th Marathon of One-Act Plays includes a marital comedy by Julia Cho and a portrait of intimacy and entitlement by Martyna Majok.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:27PMMr. Wilde talks about his unnerving vampire tale at 59E59 Theaters, which depicts two women — one all-controlling, the other wrapped up in fantasy tales.
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Jeremy Bloom and Brian Rady’s play, at the New Ohio Theater, includes Catherine Brookman’s music, rising water levels, New England farmers and marine animals behaving oddly.
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Amanda Palmer's secret weapon for ART's "Cabaret"? Her high school mentor.
SOURCE: Boston Globe at 05:58PMHuntington Theatre Company artistic director Peter DuBois didn't have to look far to find someone raising an eyebrow or two at his desire to revive William Inge's “Bus Stop.'' The firs…
SOURCE: Boston Globe at 05:58PMAnnie Baker will have three of her "Shirley, Vt." plays performed in a festival of her work.
SOURCE: Boston Globe at 05:58PMAt the Huntington Theatre, collaborators reunite for a new play that reveals a family's tragic flaws at festive times, "Vengeance Is the Lord’s."
SOURCE: Boston Globe at 05:58PMShe conjures a ‘Tempest' with a twist in her new film, but Julie Taymor is at the center of a very different maelstrom with her mega-budget Broadway musical, ‘Spider-Man'
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Theater 4the People’s new play, about a crumbling church and the people trying to hold it together, takes place in a church on the Upper West Side.
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Jess Burkle’s larkish adaptation of Molière’s “Don Juan,” at the Pearl Theater, features modern colloquial language and a loud-spoken costume.
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Don Nguyen’s play at Anderson Hall was inspired by a newspaper article about H.I.V.-positive women in Vietnam, but is most successful when it strays away from the source material.
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The death by poison of the “Ziegfeld Follies” beauty in Paris in 1920 is the subject of an immersive theater piece at the Liberty Theater.
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The new Theater Breaking Through Barriers production at the Clurman Theater opens with a dead body in a wheelchair.
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Monday, April 6, 2015
The characters in a new play say almost nothing, an exercise in mindfulness that was both challenging and relieving for its writer.
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Ms. Mirza’s play — full of emotions, conflicts and other military-related issues — intends to educate theatergoers.
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Theater is always full of chance-taking and excitement, never more so than the first time a show has a preview.
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Ferenc Molnar’s play, a romantic comedy that came to Broadway in 1922, revolves around a tenderhearted Budapest clothier and his road back to happiness.
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The play, which examines the aftermath of a mass shooting at a choir rehearsal, uses local choruses who volunteer to be a part of the show.
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“The Nomad,” from Elizabeth Swados and Erin Courtney, follows the journey of a Western woman who finds freedom posing as a man in North Africa.
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In a revival of this Clifford Odets play, directed by Dan Wackerman, the protagonist dreams of a less soul-sucking life, yet lacks the courage to try to build one.
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Ronald Keaton portrays Winston Churchill in reflecting on that former British prime minister’s anecdote-rich life.
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In “Texas in Paris,” Lillias White and Scott Wakefield play very different singers on a music tour in France.
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