Second Stage Theater’s (Carole Rothman, President & Artistic Director; Khady Kamara, Executive Director) production of Lynn Nottage’s Clyde's is now playing at Second Stage’s Broadway home, the Hayes Theater (240 W 44th Street at 8Th Avenue).
In CLYDE’S, a stirring and funny new play from two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage and her frequent collaborator, director Kate Whoriskey (Ruined, Sweat), a truck stop sandwich shop offers its formerly incarcerated kitchen staff a shot at redemption. Even as the shop’s callous owner, Clyde (played by Aduba), tries to keep them under her thumb, the staff members are given purpose and permission to dream by their shared quest to create the perfect sandwich.
TICKET AND SUBSCRIPTION INFO
Single tickets for CLYDE’S are on sale at 2ST.com or by calling 212-541-4516.
$30 tickets are available to people aged 30 and under with valid ID.
In the spirit of welcoming new audiences, a new subscription package, Flip the Script, is available to those ages 30 and under. All five productions at Second Stage this season, three Broadway and two Off-Broadway, can be purchased for $140. See 2st.com for details.
HEALTH & SAFETY PROTOCOLS FOR SECOND STAGE THEATER AS OF AUGUST 1, 2021
For the health and safety of our audience, employees, cast and crew please be advised of the following protocols: to be permitted to enter any Second Stage Theater venue (The Tony Kiser Theater, The Hayes Theater, The McGinn/Cazele Theater), guests will need to be fully vaccinated (as defined below) with an FDA or WHO authorized vaccine. Evidence of the vaccination will be required at the time of entry along with a valid ticket for the current production. Other health & safety requirements may be required in addition to the vaccine. See further details on our health & safety protocols page: https://2st.com/visit/safety-
Guests may display proof on a smartphone or present a physical copy. New York State residents, or anyone who received a COVID-19 vaccine in New York State, may present proof through the use of the Excelsior Pass (for more details, visit: https://epass.ny.gov) or any other CDC-approved digital app. The only exceptions are guests under the age of 12, who must be accompanied by an adult that meets the above vaccination requirements or guests who need reasonable accommodations due to a medical exception or a sincerely held religious belief. For guests who are not able to be vaccinated for one of the reasons listed above, they must provide proof one of the following instead of evidence of vaccination: a negative COVID-19 antigen test taken within 6 hours of the performance start time, or a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours of the performance start time. In addition to proof of vaccination, all guests 18 years or older must also present a government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license or passport. Guests younger than 18 may use a government-issued photo ID or school photo ID. Guests under 12 must be accompanied by an adult who meets the above requirements. Entry will be denied for guests who do not provide the documentation as required above. Masks are required for all guests, regardless of vaccination status. Masks must be worn at all times while visiting the venue except when eating or drinking in designated areas. All masks must completely cover the nose and mouth and comply with the CDC guidelines for acceptable face coverings: https://www.cdc.gov/
RETURNS FOR 4TH SEASON
December 6 - 12
• "Short Play Festival" featuring 7 new works by playwrights Sam Affoumado, D. Lee Miller, Cate Wiley, Laura Gaspari, Tom Block, Zizi Azah Abdul Majid, Leonard Goodisman. Monday, December 6 at 7:30pm.
• "Celebration of Immigration" featuring an excerpt of a new play by Sara Farrington, new music by Luis D'Elias, a performance piece by Gabriel Torres and a dance piece on immigration by Axons Dance Company. Tuesday, December 7 at 7:30pm.
• "Shalom/Salaam" featuring Arabic-language songs by Call Me Córdoba, Moroccan music by Rachid Halihal and Richard Khuzami, comedy by Jewish Uzbek-American comedian Natan Badalov, and music by six-time Independent Music Award-winning musician and producer Rachael Sage. Wednesday, December 8 at 7:30pm.
• "Farm Arts Collective" featuring neo-beat post-punk liberation jazz by The Red Microphone and a theatrical spectacle addressing climate change and social justice by Farm Arts Collective (as recently featured in The New York Times). Saturday, December 11 at 7:30pm.
• "Celebration of Africa" featuring work by Ugandan poet-in-exile Razack Buwaso Ibrahim, Gambian griot Salieu Suso's dance/music troupe Jalikunda and a presentation by Wole Adedoyin, President of the IHRAF African Secretariat in Ibadan, Nigeria. Saturday, December 11 at 7:30pm.
3) ANGELINA BAKERY
UNVEILS NEW BROADWAY BOMBOLONE
IN SUPPORT OF
THE ACTORS FUND
To learn more about Angelina Bakery, please visit https://www.angelinabakery.
Angelina Bakery is now available for local delivery orders and nationwide shipping via Goldbelly.
JESSICA VOSKMUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP - IN PERSON |
Join Broadway star - Jessica Vosk live in the studio for an unforgettable workshop! |
Date: Sunday, December 5th, 2021
Time: 10:00am – 12:30pm ET
Ages: 12-19
Cost: $160
Location: Ripley Grier Studios – 520 8th Avenue – 16th Floor
Jessica Vosk is best known for her star-turn as Elphaba in the musical Wicked. This past week she set NYC on fire with her sold out solo show at Carnegie Hall! Vosk starred as the Narrator in the 50th anniversary of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Lincoln Center. She created the role of Aunt Val in the world premiere of the new musical Becoming Nancy, Vosk’s Broadway credits include recreating the role of Fruma Sarah in the revival of Fiddler on the Roof, Finding Neverland, and The Bridges of Madison County.
Jessica, along with Broadway Workshop’s staff will work with each student on audition technique and song interpretation in this special one-day master class. We will focus on giving students the opportunity to bring their audition and performance skills to the next level. Students will break down their song material with one-on-one coaching in a fun-filled class setting. Students will also have the opportunity to be part of a Q&A with Jessica and the Broadway Workshop team.
Students will need sheet music for 1 or 2 musical theatre or pop/rock audition song in the correct key for this workshop. We will only be focusing on ONE 16/32 bar musical cut in this class. Accompanist/Musical Director will be provided. S
This workshop is limited to 12 students. Students will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to participate in this workshop
For more information or to register, go to www.broadwayworkshop.com/program/jessica-vosk-online-workshop/
Marc Tumminelli Songbook Workshop - Virtual (TUESDAYS)
Dates: Tuesday, November 30, 2021 & Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Time: 5:00pm – 6:30pm
Ages: 12-19
Cost: $195
ZOOM
Class is limited to 8 students.
After 6 sold out songbook workshops, Broadway Workshop Director, Marc Tumminelli is back for another session of his signature workshop! Over two sessions, Marc will find new audition songs for each student and create tracks as well as get them cut sheet music to use for auditions, classes, cabarets etc.
For more information or to register, go to www.broadwayworkshop.com/program/musical-theater-song-book-2-week-workshop-with-marc-tumminelli/
EST/SLOAN
2021 ARTIST CULTIVATION PANEL
FEATURING
JAD ABUMRAD, SAM CHANSE,
KARINE GIBBS, LUCAS HNATH AND MANDË HOLFORD
LIVE STREAMING ONLINE
THURSDAY DECEMBER 2, 2021, at 8PM EST
AND
2021 EST/SLOAN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY PROJECT COMMISSIONS
The 2021 Sloan Commission recipients and plays are Karina Billini (Apple Bottom), Nikki Brake-Sillá (ReWombed), Dustin H. Chinn (The People vs. Andy Hildebrand), Xandra Nur Clark (Ursa Major), Sandra A. Daley-Sharif (Mother Wit: The Onnie Lee Logan Story), Jeanne Dorsey (The Kit: Made by Martha), Kareem Fahmy (Riparian States), Amy Gijsbers van Wijk (Beckon, or The G-Spot Play), Nadja Leonhard-Hooper (want.want.outside.love you), Thandiwe Mawungwa (How Power Flows), Allyson Morgan (Teenage Huntress), Ankita Raturi (Thesis Defense), Kira Rockwell (Space Town), Caitlin Saylor Stephens (Bunnies) and Zhu Yi (Frozen).
EST is also now accepting proposals for the 2022 EST/Sloan Project commissions. Proposals will be accepted through January 15, 2022, and guidelines are available here.
Karina Billini - Apple Bottom
Gladys Castillo has spent her whole life bullied by her Dominican chicken hen for her boyish figure. Why did God decide to make her look like Olive Oyl instead of a voluptuous goddess like her cousins? Jokes on them; Gladys plays God now. In 2018, Dr. Castillo is now a prestigious plastic surgeon performing Brazilian butt lifts on rich white women looking to look like Kim Kardashian and well.... the curvy Dominican women she grew up with. Times sure have change since the Britney Spears era of Gladys’ childhood. But when members of the chicken hen begin to show up at Gladys' practice in agonizing pain from illegal butt injections—Gladys can't help to wonder—Is she any different from the back-alley monsters who performed on her loved ones?
Nikki Brake-Sillá - ReWombed
ReWombed takes place over the course of multiple office visits, between Pastor Rachel Johnson and Dr. Eve Jardín, OBGYN. Eve challenges Rachel’s participation in a trial whose selection process, coupled with the biological harm of immunosuppression drugs, cervical biopsies, and numerous abdominal surgeries, have made it impossible for her to uphold her vow to do no harm.
Dustin H. Chinn - The People vs. Andy Hildebrand
Andy Hildebrand is an engineer whose work in signal processing led to two far-reaching advances. The first was the improvement of oil exploration for Exxon. The second was the invention of Auto-Tune. Dr. Hildebrand has a lot to answer for, so it's time to put the show in show trial (with songs!).
Xandra Nur Clark - Ursa Major
It is simultaneously present-day New York and Stalin-era Soviet Moscow. A mother writes a book on crystallography while her daughter explores genderqueerness. A scientist studies properties of clay minerals while falling in love with her female colleague’s girlfriend. Inspired by the stories of three real Soviet women and with a live soundtrack of Russian folk songs, Ursa Major is a story of heritage, love and the work that often gets overlooked in the historical record.
Sandra A. Daley-Sharif - Mother Wit: The Onnie Lee Logan Story
Onnie Lee Logan, one of our first feminists, struggled to become a licensed midwife to Black and white women of Mobile County, Alabama, during the Depression and the prejudice of the rural South. Her life, death and legacy of a woman’s right to reproductive health still resonates today.
Jeanne Dorsey - The Kit: Made by Martha
The Kit: Made by Martha explores how Martha Goddard’s innovative thinking set her on a path to creating and instituting the first Rape Kit, a powerful scientific procedure and tool that would transform criminal forensics and bring justice to countless victims of sexual assault.
Kareem Fahmy - Riparian States
It’s known as “The Mother of All Men,” the Nile, the world’s longest river. Countries that rely on the same body of water are referred to as “riparian states,” and currently two of them—Egypt and Ethiopia—are at the brink of war. The completion of a new Ethiopian dam would transform that country, but the Egyptians see it as a threat to theirs, hastening doubt and famine. Riparian States focuses on the climatologists and engineers who are caught in a power struggle that could destabilize the entire economy of Africa.
Amy Gijsbers van Wijk - Beckon, or The G-Spot Play
It's the 1980s, and Rose is a medical student with her wedding date looming. She is questioning everything, including her understanding of her most intimate (like, seriously, hand-mirror intimate) self. When Rose and her aloof classmate Lora pair up to run a study, Rose finds herself suddenly fighting against the medical establishment, social norms, and spending a lot of time with the vaginas of cadavers, all in hopes of finding answers to questions that polite society seems too afraid to even ask.
Nadja Leonhard-Hooper - want.want.outside.love you.
want.want.outside.love you. is a comedy about using language, consciousness, affection, reward and the difficulty of removing yourself from the equation.
Thandiwe Mawungwa - How Power Flows
How Power Flows is a 90-minute play which follows the internal and external struggles of a young woman who is determined to put a mini hydro-electric power station in a remote Zimbabwean village community where nothing can be done without consultation and approval of the ancestors.
Allyson Morgan - Teenage Huntress
In 2018, an international team of archaeologists and anthropologists working in Peru found the 9,000-year-old remains of a great warrior, who was imagined to be fierce male hunter. But they were wrong: she was a teenage girl, who probably loved spear throwing as much as painting her nails. This is a play about being known; the chasm between who we are and who we are imagined to be. But mostly, a story about a young woman who defies modern gender norms and the researchers who fight to preserve her legacy.
Ankita Raturi - Thesis Defense
A party for a successful doctoral thesis defense in Biochemistry turns volatile when the uncommon collection of minds gathered to celebrate clashes spectacularly over vaccine science. Thesis Defense asks whose responsibility it is to ensure we all understand the science that governs our world.
Kira Rockwell - Space Town
Planted within the farm fields of McGregor, Texas is SpaceX’s Rocket Development and Test Facility. Space Town follows five friends across the span of four Sunday mornings as they voluntarily scavenge for launch wreckage. Space Town is a tender drama that explores our current commercial space race and everyman's proximity to this billion-dollar industry.
Caitlin Saylor Stephens - Bunnies
1978. In the back of the Chicago Playboy Club, five Playboy Bunnies and an activist hold an assembly party for a remarkable new invention: the rape kit.
Zhu Yi - Frozen
A musical about two Chinese women’s friendship and egg freezing journey across the border when China bans single women freezing their eggs, Frozen explores the history of reproductive justice, female friendship, adventures in a foreign land, and the poetry in defending our most primal instinct with technology.
7) FOOD FOR THOUGHT PRODUCTIONS
The Award-Winning Theatre Company
Finishes Its 2021 Season
With
BLYTHE DANNER & BOB DISHY
Starring In
ARTHUR MILLER’S
I CAN’T REMEMBER ANYTHING
Directed By Antony Marsellis
December 6th, 2021 From 2:00-4:00 pm
In Person At Theatre 80 St. Mark’s
And Streaming “Live” Out To The World
With Repeat Streamed Performances Available On The Following Weekend
Followed by a Q&A With The Cast
A Guest On Hand To Speak About
Arthur Miller’s Other Ending!
And FOOD Is Back At FOOD FOR THOUGHT PRODUCTIONS (Yummmm)
So, FFTP is back with, in her first FFTP appearance, Blythe Danner & Bob Dishy starring in
Terrence McNally’s Laugh-Out-Loud Comedy Hit
On stage at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center
9) JASON ALEXANDER, ANNALEIGH ASHFORD, CAPATHIA JENKINS, ROBIN DE JESÚS, JEREMY JORDAN, ANDY KARL, ROSIE O’DONNELL, ORFEH, KRYSTA RODRIGUEZ, BRUCE VILANCH … AND MANY MORE…
JOIN BROADWAY PODCAST NETWORK’S
THE GREAT BROADWAY
GAME SHOW COMPETITION
Episode 1 - Team Fairycakes Comes to Play
Ann Harada, Jackie Hoffman, Mo Rocca, and Jason Tam (Team Fairycakes) take on Liz Callaway, Robin de Jesús, Stephen Flaherty and Andrew Lippa (Team Not-Fairycakes) in this no holds barred, intense, sometimes inappropriate inaugural episode of The Great Broadway Gameshow Competition.
Episode 2 - Orfeh, Andy Karl, and Angela Grovey
Power couple Orfeh and Andy Karl square off against Angela Grovey and Andrew Lippa in our juggernaut second episode. Whether you’re new to Broadway or know every single lyric of every song ever written (as does Lippa, it seems!?), this show puts your Broadway knowledge to the test. Or if you simply want to watch everyone dance to “Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You,” this episode was made especially for you.
The Podcast is available weekly at BPN.FM/Gameshow and on the BPN APP, Apple/iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart, TuneIn, Deezer, Player.FM, Pocket Cast, Podcast Addict and everywhere else you listen to podcasts. New episodes will be released weekly for the first season.
10) NEXT WEEK ATTHE GREEN ROOM 42
JOANNA CARPENTER
“Keeping It Together In Public”
9:30pm / Tickets begin at $29
Some people choose to wear their heart on their sleeve; other people lock their heart away in a hidden iron vault and try to save the world instead of maybe dealing with their own issues. Joanna Carpenter...is other people. Until now. For the first time, that vault is going to get cracked open and the songs, stories, loves, and losses will come spilling out.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29
7:00pm / Tickets begin at $29
Drama Desk nominee Amy Spanger will make her The Green Room 42 debut by singing her face off for one night only! This Broadway veteran of beloved shows including Kiss Me Kate, Rock Of Ages, Chicago, and The Wedding Singer will sing the songs of Kander and Ebb, Stephen Sondheim, Alan Menken, Pasek and Paul, Carole King, and more. Amy welcomes musical director, Paul Masse, who has led the Broadway orchestras of The Scottsboro Boys, The Gershwins’ Porgy And Bess, and Holler If You Hear Me. Amy’s special guests are the brilliant Lana Gordon from Broadway’s Chicago, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Lion King, and Hadestown, and Amy’s husband, superstar Brian Shepard, veteran of eight Broadway shows including Spamalot, Something Rotten, and My Fair Lady. Amy and Paul have curated a rocking set that will give you all the feels . . . and in true triple threat form, Amy might just dance for you!
AVIONCE HOYLES
“Dear Tina”
A love letter to Tina Turner
9:30pm / Tickets begin at $19
Dear Tina.. is an explosive, high-energy, rock and roll music experience that celebrates the inspiring life and legacy of music icon, Tina Turner. Actor, singer and storyteller Avionce Hoyles (Memphis, Bat Out of Hell) honors his childhood inspiration in an electrifying rock concert featuring stories and songs made famous by the legendary Queen of Rock and Roll. Starring Avionce Hoyles. Music Direction by Darnell White. Developed and Directed by Daryl Stewart.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1
MADDIE POPPE’S ACOUSTIC CHRISTMAS 2021
Season 16 “American Idol” Winner
7:00PM / Tickets begin at $39
Maddie Poppe is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter from Clarksville, Iowa and Season 16 winner of “American Idol”. She has appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and “Live! with Kelly & Ryan” to name a few, and performed at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and CMAFest in Nashville. Fall 2019, Maddie supported Ingrid Michaelson on The Dramatic Tour, an experience she calls “a dream come true.” Maddie’s sophomore album Whirlwind reached #2 on the iTunes Pop charts and her hit single “Made You Miss” earned #19 on the Hot AC Radio charts. Her sentimental ballad “Not Losing You” also swept radio charts, reaching #17. Hoping to brighten the 2020 holiday season, Maddie released a holiday EP aptly titled Christmas From Home on November 20th and embarked on a near-sold out acoustic Christmas tour. This November, Maddie will return with her Acoustic Christmas Tour hitting select cities across the U.S.!
FRIPP: HOMEWARD BOUND
The Incredible Journey
9:30pm / Tickets begin at $29
Live-stream tickets begin at $19
In the not-so-distant future, on an awfully distant planet, a new visitor arrives. The landing is pretty rough actually and he wakes up with a few ouchies and booboos. How ever will he get home? Can he even survive on this Jovian rock? Will his two new uncanny companions prove to be allies... or adversaries? The only way to learn, the only way to persist through this harsh foreign hellscape... is to sing. Featuring Fripp, Mahayla Laurence, Livvy Marcus. Director: Lillian Meredith. Arrangements by: Jake Landau. Cello: Anthime Miller. Percussion: Manny Lasmanos.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2
FABULOUS FANNY
The Songs & Stories of Fanny Brice
Starring Kimberly Faye Greenberg
7:00pm / Tickets begin at $29
Join them at The Green Room 42 as they bring back classic musical theatre and the Roaring 1920’s with the acclaimed solo show Fabulous Fanny: The Songs & Stories of Fanny Brice. Enjoy classic show tunes, good old-fashioned fun, and hilarity, as we travel through time with Fanny Brice, the legendary Jewish comedienne, Ziegfeld Follies/Broadway star, recording artist, and film actress extraordinaire. One of the most popular radio stars of all time, Fanny was the voice of “Baby Snooks” on air for 25 years and even better known as the inspiration for Funny Girl. Join her as she takes you on a nostalgic journey throughout her life and infamous relationships, while she entertains with many of her popular hits and songs inspired by her legacy.
The show stars Fanny Brice go-to gal, Kimberly Faye Greenberg (4 shows & 2 CDs) and has been touring in theatres and venues across the U.S. for the past 8 years and live streamed during the pandemic on the STELLAR platform where it was named Best To Stream by Time Out NY, American Theatre Magazine, and more. The Green Room 42 is happy to Host this shows first live performance back after the pandemic hiatus. Visit: www.fabulousfannybriceshow.com
ELIZABETH DAVIS: THE APPLE TREE
A concept album for child(less) play
9:30pm / Tickets begin at $29
Elizabeth A. Davis will next be seen in the ART / Roundabout Broadway revival of 1776. Until then, Elizabeth will layer her passionate folk-rock sound with a compulsion for writing stories about complicated women. The Apple Tree is a 10-song collection of songs Elizabeth has written inspired by the trajectory of her forthcoming play, child(less). Thematically tight but genre-exploratory, The Apple Tree album mixes pop sensibilities with a love for the theatrical. Come to laugh & come to cry.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3
SARAH HAMATY: PURPLE REIGN
7:00pm / Tickets begin at $19
With “ev’ry sweet imagined possibility,” Sarah Hamaty returns to Green Room 42 with her very own solo show! Sarah will take you back in time to the songs, and the Divas of music that sparked her love for the art of singing in this evening full of discovery, humanity and joy. Through a journey of beloved eras, genres, and Sarah’s signature purple hair, Purple Reign explores the soulful impact of music as it aids us in the discovery of our most authentic selves to find that in the end, art reigns.
BACKTRACK VOCALS
Award-Winning A Capella
9:30pm / Tickets begin at $29
Backtrack Vocals is thrilled to return to Green Room 42 after two years of covid-creating. They first performed at the Green Room when they took first place in New York’s Got Talent Season 6, and then packed the house again with a high energy, jam-packed show in the fall of 2019. Infusing heart and humor into every performance, Backtrack covers genres from pop to Motown to classical to holiday, and they perform original compositions as well. Their exciting arrangements transform familiar tunes and showcase the top-notch vocal and beatboxing abilities of all five of its members. Backtrack got its start on YouTube, where the group now has over 10 million views and 110,000 subscribers, and they've appeared on PopTV & Scary Mommy’s "Lullaby League" hosted by “Parks and Recreation” star, Jim O’Heir, Steve Harvey's daytime show, “STEVE!”, “Access Daily”, and Broadway's Kinky Boots.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4
BETSY WOLFE: THE HOLIDAY SHOW
Featuring Andrew Rannells
7:00pm / SOLD OUT!
Live-stream tickets begin at $19
Join Betsy Wolfe (Waitress, Falsettos, Last 5 Years) as she belts her face off through seasonally appropriate and just plain inappropriate favorites. Just when you thought December 4th couldn’t get any better, the night also features Tony nominated Andrew Rannells (Falsettos, Book of Mormon, Black Monday) and other performers not yet employed in a Broadway show (subject to change pending employment on Broadway.
THE BELTRESS POWER HOUR
Jingle BELT Jubilee!
9:30pm / Tickets begin at $29
Christopher Metzger-Timson’s hit show makes its grand return to The Green Room 42 just in time to kick off the holiday season with a peppermint twist! The Beltress Power Hour features Broadway's most beloved divas alongside fresh new voices as they belt out the most iconic Christmas tunes. The night will be filled with drinking games, audience participation, and, of course, a Power Hour Finale of the fiercest 60 seconds from all your favorite holiday songs! From Mariah to Whitney to Kelly to Babs- the belting is sure to impress while you sit back, relax, and put the “spirit” in “holiday spirit!”
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5
LEVONIA
“Levonia’s Christmas Sex-tacular”
Gender-bending drag chanteuse
7:00pm / Tickets begin at $29
Gender-bending drag chanteuse, Levonia, makes her Green Room 42 debut in Levonia’s Christmas Sex-tacular, a night of comedy and filthy holiday parodies. Come hear Levonia mangle – er – put her own sex-tacular spin – on songs like “All I Want For Christmas” and “It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” as well as pop classics by David Bowie, Prince, Madonna, and other beloved recording artists. For this one-night-only event, Levonia will be joined by special guest, Bowen Yang, and music director and pianist, Lance Horne.
LINDENFELZER & NEWMAN
“Scarlet & Gold”
Songs by Linderfelzer & Newman
9:30pm / Tickets begin at $19
Lyricist Richard Lindenfelzer and composer Jess Newman present selections from their two new––and despite both being colors––very different shows. SCARLET takes us five hundred years in the future to a world ravaged by a changing climate. This steampunk pop-era imagines what might happen if global leaders are forced to make drastic and messy decisions to combat global warming. GOLD follows a high school outcast who longs to feel important. When she runs away to rural Colorado in the hopes of finding her estranged grandfather and long-lost buried treasure, she is forced to reckon with the past, a family legacy, and herself. Book and Music: Jess Newman. Book and Lyrics: Richard Lindenfelzer. Producers: Neil Gooding of Neil Gooding Productions.
The Green Room 42 COVID-19 Policy
All guests are required to be fully vaccinated in order to enter our venue. For help providing proof of vaccination, we recommend NY State Excelsior Pass, linked here. Our staff is required to be masked and they are fully vaccinated whenever possible.
Food & Beverage Voucher
While food or beverages service is now provided inside the theatre, the ticket price includes a $10 credit to be spent inside at The Green Room 42 or outdoors at Social Drink & Food, the largest rooftop of any hotel in New York City.
11) J2 SPOTLIGHT MUSICAL THEATER COMPANY |
ANNOUNCES 2022 SEASON OF THREE MUSICALS: |
“A CLASS ACT”A DAY IN HOLLYWOOD /A NIGHT IN THE UKRAINETHE BAKER’S WIFEFEBRUARY 10 - MARCH 20, 2022 |
TICKETS NOW ON SALE!
ABOUT THE SEASON
A Class Act
Music & Lyrics: Edward Kleban
Book: Linda Kline & Lonny Price
February 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 at 7:30 PM
February 12, 20 at 3:00 PM
In A Class Act, Ed Kleban, the Tony Award-winning lyricist of A Chorus Line and one of the unsung champions of Broadway, returns to his own memorial service to set the record straight in this vibrant musical about musicals. A colorful gallery of friends and loved ones in Ed’s life including the relentlessly peppy Marvin Hamlisch and stage wizard Michael Bennett all appear to celebrate Ed’s life, loves, and legacy. Songs include: “Better,” “Paris Through The Window,” and “The Next Best Thing To Love.”
A Day in Hollywood / A Night in the Ukraine
Music: Frank Lazarus
Book & Lyrics: Dick Vosburgh
February 24, 25, 26, and March 3, 4, 5 at 7:30 PM
February 27 and March 6 at 3:00 PM
A Day In Hollywood / A Night in the Ukraine features two one-act musicals that provide a double feature more hilarious than any presented in Hollywood's heyday: the first, a salute to the Golden Age of film musicals; the second, a rambunctious Marx Brothers farce. Featuring such songs as “Just Go To The Movies,” “Nelson,” and “Doin’ The Production Code.”
A Day In Hollywood / A Night in the Ukraine is presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals.
The Baker’s Wife
Music & Lyrics: Stephen Schwartz
Book: Joseph Stein
Based on the film La Femme de Boulanger by Marcel Pagnol and Jean Giono
March 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 at 7:30 PM
12) MAXINE LINEHAN
RELEASES NEW SINGLE
EVERGREEN
FROM HER "THIS TIME OF YEAR" HOLIDAY ALBUM
International concert and recording artist Maxine Linehan has released a new single, “Evergreen,” off her acclaimed holiday album, This Time of Year. Inspired by the evergreen trees populating the backyard garden of her Vermont home, Maxine Linehan’s newest single is a tribute to love’s ability to endure even in the darkest of times — like an evergreen surviving the harshest of winters. “Evergreen” is perfect holiday ballad for a world regaining its hope and rekindling its joy after a most difficult time.
"Evergreen” is now available on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, Deezer, YouTube, and Tidal. Click HERE to download.
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Monday, December 6, 2021, 7:30 pm Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage MasterVoices Ted Sperling, Artistic Director and Conductor Mikaela Bennett, soprano Take 6, a cappella gospel music group Northwell Health Nurse Choir (Tim Davis, Producer) Highlights: John Rutter: Rejoice and Sing Randall Thompson: Alleluia Adam Guettel: Myths and Hymns excerpts: Migratory V (arr. Ted Sperling); Jesus, the Mighty Conqueror (arr. Mark Kibble) Thomas A. Dorsey (arr. Mervyn Warren): If We Ever Needed the Lord Before (We Sure Do Need Him Now) Leonard Bernstein: Chichester Psalms Traditional/Peter J. Wilhousky (lyrics), Mykola Leontovych (music) (arr. Cedric Dent): We Wish You a Merry Christmas / Carol of the Bells Theodor Seuss Geisel (lyrics), Albert Hague (music) (arr. Mark Kibble): You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch Richard Bernhard Smith (lyrics), Felix Bernard (music) (arr. Mark Kibble): Winter Wonderland Traditional (arr. Cedric Dent and Mark Kibble): Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Tickets: Starting at $30, may be purchased online at carnegiehall.org, by calling CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800 or in person at Carnegie Hall’s box office at 57th and Seventh Avenue. Ticket holders need to comply with the venue’s health and safety requirements, which can be found here. MasterVoices will hold a Holiday Gala Reception following the concert. More details and ticket information can be found at MasterVoices.org/holiday-gala. |
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QUANTUM DEBT
Previews begin Off-Broadway December 2
QUANTUM DEBT is a look at student debt through the lens of quantum physics. A first-generation college student struggles with increasing college debt as she returns home to help the family, leading her to question her sense of self-worth. This movement-based piece is rooted in the differing realities of the American Dream for GenXers and Millennials.
16) STEPPENWOLF’s production of
THE MINUTES
The New American Play by TRACY LETTS
Directed by ANNA D. SHAPIRO
NOAH REID
Joins the Original Broadway Cast
Previews begin March 19, 2022
Opens officially Thursday, April 7, 2022
At Studio 54 on Broadway
17) SLAVE PLAY
ANNOUNCES
FIRST “BLACK OUT” PERFORMANCE
OF THE RETURN ENGAGEMENT
TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3
FURTHERING THE PRODUCTION’S
“RADICAL ACCESSIBILITY” INITIATIVES
CONCEIVED DURING THE ORIGINAL BROADWAY RUN
The strictly limited return engagement of Slave Play will began performances Tuesday, November 23. It will open officially on Thursday, December 2 for a strictly limited eight-week engagement through Sunday, January 23, 2022. Tickets for the eight-week engagement are on sale now at www.seatgeek.com/slave-play-
18) SLAVE PLAY & JUJAMCYN THEATRES
UNVEIL
THE WILSON LOUNGE
A REIMAGINING OF THE LOBBY
OF THE AUGUST WILSON THEATRE
AS A SPACE IN WHICH AUDIENCES
CAN BE IN CONVERSATION
WITH THE WORK & EACH OTHER,
The Slave Play design team, led by Tony Award-winning scenic designer Clint Ramos, have created seating areas, conversation pods, music activations inspired by the play, and micro libraries featuring curated scripts by Black playwrights and art books celebrating Black work.
Upon entering the theater, audiences are greeted by a conceirge, who welcomes them into the lounge. The space features a large-scale LED screen showcasing “Kita Meditating” by acclaimed Black visual artist Martine Syms featuring a digital avatar modeled after the 1990s BET show “Cita’s World.” Cita floats peacefully among a background of soothing natural settings asking us to “stay here and just observe.”
Decor incorporating global furniture and foliage designed to create a warm environment for the collision of conversations aree complemented by custom mixtapes, inspired by the play.
IN ASSOCIATION WITH RIKI KANE LARIMER
PRESENTS
THE WORLD PREMIERE OF
CHEEK TO CHEEK: IRVING BERLIN IN HOLLYWOOD
AN ALL-SINGING, ALL-DANCING CELEBRATION
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY IRVING BERLIN
AT THE THEATRE AT ST. JEAN’S
OPENING NIGHT IS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2021 AT 7:00PM
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