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1) Exception to the Rule -
How do you make it through detention? In the worst high school in the city, six Black students are stuck in Room 111. They flirt. They fight. They tease. Should they follow the rules and stay put, or find an escape? Are the walls keeping them in, or are stronger forces at play? Dave Harris’s new work crackles with humor and suspense—confronting the tactics for surviving institutions that were not built for you.
Limited engagement through June 26, 2022
Official Opening May 18, 2022
Off-Broadway at the Black Box Theatre in the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre
111 West 46th Street
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.roundabouttheatre.org
What's Coming Up This Week and More
2) BARNES & NOBLE UNION SQUARE
TO HOST
CAST ALBUM RELEASE EVENT FOR
THE 2022 CAST RECORDING OF THE CLASSIC STAGE COMPANY PRODUCTION OF
ASSASSINS
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY STEPHEN SONDHEIM
BOOK BY JOHN WEIDMAN
from an idea by Charles Gilbert Jr.
DIRECTED BY JOHN DOYLE
FEATURING MEMBERS OF THE CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM
FRIDAY MAY 6 AT 7PM
AT BARNES & NOBLE – UNION SQUARE
Members of the cast and creative team, including director John Doyle, orchestrator Greg Jarrett and four-time Tony Award nominee Judy Kuhn, will appear at the event for a discussion about Assassins, an audience Q&A and to sign copies of the album. Additional cast members will be announced at a later date.
A journey through the dark side of the American dream, Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s Tony-winning musical Assassins explores the lives of nine men and women who either killed (or tried to kill) one of the Presidents of the United States. From John Wilkes Booth to Lee Harvey Oswald and beyond, the stories of our country’s most successful and would-be assassins intersect in unexpected ways, creating a powerful, yet unnervingly funny look at some of the most shocking moments in US history.
Admission to the event can be gained by purchasing a ticket at https://stores.barnesandnoble.
3) Both Sides of Abortion Issue
Open Plays in NYC on Same Night
4) BROADSTREAM
PROUDLY PRESENTS
Broadway en Spanglish
A NEW DIGITAL SERIES
AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY ON
THE STREAMING PLATFORM BROADSTREAM
Broadstream is thrilled to announce Broadway en Spanglish, a new digital series featuring musical arrangements by Jaime Lozano (Tlatelolco) and vocal performances by Florencia Cuenca (Children of Salt). The first episode of the series is now available for streaming on the new, free-for-user streaming platform, Broadstream (https://broad.stream).
From the prolific musical mind of Jaime Lozano comes Broadway en Spanglish, a Broadstream original series that rearranges and reimagines iconic show tunes using, you guessed it, Spanglish. Accompanied by a first-class mariachi band, Florencia Cuenca makes music magic with Lozano’s smart arrangements, and delivers powerful, authentic, fresh interpretations of some of musical theater’s finest.
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6) ASSASSINS IN CONCERT
ONE NIGHT ONLY
TO BENEFIT CLASSIC STAGE COMPANY
MONDAY MAY 9 AT 7PM
AT THE STEPHEN SONDHEIM THEATER
Classic Stage Company (John Doyle, Artistic Director) announced today a one-night-only concert performance of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s Assassins on Broadway to benefit CSC. Featuring the complete cast of CSC’s hit 2021 production, the performance of Assassins will take place on Monday, May 9 at 7pm at The Stephen Sondheim Theatre (124 West 43rd Street). Tickets go on sale on Thursday, April 7 at 1pm.
A journey through the dark side of the American dream, Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s Tony-winning musical Assassins explores the lives of nine men and women who either killed (or tried to kill) one of the Presidents of the United States. From John Wilkes Booth to Lee Harvey Oswald and beyond, the stories of our country’s most successful and would-be assassins intersect in unexpected ways, creating a powerful, yet unnervingly funny look at some of the most shocking moments in US history.
This concert performance will feature the entire cast of the 2021 CSC production, which was directed by CSC Artistic Director John Doyle and played 12 sold-out weeks at their home on East 13th Street. The cast includes Adam Chanler-Berat as John Hinckley, Jr; Eddie Cooper as The Proprietor; Tavi Gevinson as Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme; Tony nominee Andy Grotelueschen as Samuel Byck; Bianca Horn as Emma Goldman; four-time Tony Award nominee Judy Kuhn as Sara Jane Moore; Steven Pasquale as John Wilkes Booth; Tony nominee Ethan Slater as Lee Harvey Oswald/The Balladeer; Tony nominee Will Swenson as Charles Guiteau; Wesley Taylor as Giuseppe Zangara; three-time Tony nominee Brandon Uranowitz as Leon Czolgosz; and Brad Giovanine, Whit K. Lee, Rob Morrison, and Katrina Yaukey as members of the ensemble. Greg Jarrett will serve as Orchestrator and Musical Director with Sound Design by Matt Stine and Sam Kusnetz.
Tickets for the benefit concert will go on sale on Thursday, April 7 at 1pm ET at classicstage.org. Tickets will be priced at $50, $100, $250, $500 and $1,000.
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7) FRESH FRUIT FESTIVAL returns to wild project in May
The long-running LGBTQ+ theater festival celebrating the Queer experience features 10 premiere productions
wild project welcomes the return of producer All Out Arts with NYC’s long-running LGBTQ+ theater festival FRESH FRUIT. FRESH FRUIT begins performances on Monday, May 2 for a limited engagement through Saturday, May 14. The performance schedule varies. Performances are at wild project (195 E. 3rd Street, between Avenues A & B). Tickets are $23 and are available by visiting TheWildProject.org.
FRESH FRUIT features bold new works by LGBTQ+ artists that celebrate the Queer experience and confront homophobia through the humanizing influence of the arts.
This year’s FRESH FRUIT line-up:
“Accidental Intimacies” by Megan Kemple
Tuesday 5/3 at 6:30 pm / Sunday 5/8 at 7:45 pm / Monday 5/9 at 6 pm / est. 80′
Megan Kemple’s choreo-poem centers on the experiences of a disabled, bisexual, polyamorous sex worker.
“Deny We Were” by Joe Moe
Wednesday 5/11 at 6:00 pm / Friday 5/13 at 8 pm / Saturday 5/14 at 5 pm / est. 90′
It’s all LA sunshine and fun until a handsome teenage inquisitor shows up with a chip on his shoulder.
When precocious 17-year-old Jonah McCabe bunks with adopted “Guncle” Dean Vela, raging hormones take a backseat to burning resentment of his controlling, ex-model dad, Jimmy (and a sneaking suspicion Uncle Dean and dad have been “more than just friends”). Jonah’s mom supports Jimmy financially and he, in turn, enjoys it. Who IS this gorgeous villain that has everyone eating off of his abs? When Jimmy finally appears in the charismatic flesh, thirsty secrets unravel in the narcissistic centrifuge that spins around an unsqueezable love-sponge. Desire and deceit – all suspended in a soap bubble of wicked humor.
“Eternal Flamer!” by Tommy Jamerson
Wednesday 5/4 at 6 pm / Saturday 5/7 at 8:30 pm / Sunday 5/8 at 3:15 pm / est. 90′
In this neon-coded, campy tribute to the 80s, pretty-boy Jessie Blade leaves his small Minnesota home for the bright lights of the city that never sleeps (…with the same person twice) only to get mixed-up in a labyrinth of plot twists, drag queens, sex, drugs, and open dance calls!
“Mad Little Reefers” by Michael Valladares
Monday 5/2 7:30 pm / Thursday 5/5 8:15 pm / Saturday 5/7 5:45 pm / est. 110′
Love. Loss. Betrayal? You are not alone.
How do young queer people find their place in a world that seems at first not to have a place for them? What happens when Queer Kids take their rebellion against a straight-dominated world a bit too far? Queerness is simply a fact of the story, a story told with all the passion and suspense the young are prone to, rejecting the notion that queer people are defined by their orientation.
“Motherf**king Girl Scouts” by Emmy W
Wednesday 5/11 at 8:45 pm / Friday 5/13 at 6:00 pm / Saturday 5/14 at 3:00 pm / est. 70′
Camp counselors Jazmyn and Jia take an impulsive and unhinged group of young Girl Scouts on a camping trip they will never forget. On their journey, the Girl Scouts begrudgingly learn how to navigate the great joys and intense traumas of being a teenager, complete with motivational creatures popping out of the forest, accidental molly consumption, and most crucially, each other.
“Once on Rumspringa” by Ellis Stump
Tuesday 5/3 at 8:30 pm / Wednesday 5/4 at 8:15 pm / Saturday 5/7 at 3:15 pm / est. 100′
Amish childhood gal pals, Sadie Smucker and ex-Preacher’s daughter Willa Stoltzfus, now 19, share a trailer, meth addiction, and sexual tension thick as a milkshake. They’ve spent their Rumspringa together higher than Heaven, but the analog clock is ticking on when they can revisit their Community, before being forced to surrender their love or leave town forever. With 24 hours until Communion, six intricately interrelated sinners, ranging from Church-possessed to dying in Purgatory, must come Clean. BYOBonnet.
“Roommates” by Kia Barbee, directed by Deborah Goodwin
Saturday 5/7 at 1:00 pm / Tuesday 5/10 at 6 pm / Thursday 5/12 at 8:30 pm / est. 90′
How do you get the courage to love openly and without regret? How long does it take?
It’s 1991. Celia and Jocelyn, college freshman roommates meet and fall in love. They embark on a long term, sporadic and complicated private love affair until the women are forced to make a decision about their romance… commit or stay apart?
“Sassafras and the Captain” by Sarah Elisabeth Brown
Thursday 5/5 at 6:00 pm / Friday 5/6 at 8:45 pm / Sunday 5/8 at 1:00 pm / est. 90′
When Sassafras, a role-playing submissive femme dyke, decides she wants to become a top, she upends her steady relationship with teddy-bear butch Captain Lou, and brings an old flame, the roguishly handsome boundary-pushing masochist Micky Penny, into the mix for an experiment in non-monogamy. Chaos ensues as Sassafras practices new skills of dominance, faces competition from the unassuming southern belle 50’s housewife next door, and gets schooled by the supreme Goddess of been-there-done-that, Mistress Chelsea.
Can this young couple grow their love big enough to include these new elements? Or will they be shipwrecked on the sea of dyke drama? It remains – to be seen!
“Somewhere Between Mars and Venus” by Otto Sanchez
Tuesday 5/10 at 8:15 pm / Thursday 5/12 at 6 pm / Saturday 5/14 at 12:30 pm / est. 100′
It’s only when people say you’re not normal that you feel that way. It’s Gay Pride weekend, 2015. Juana, a jaded, middle aged, former drag queen, meets and falls in love with Anika, the quintessential trans woman. The encounter sparks Juana to travel back in time to 1982 New York City, at the start of the AIDS epidemic. Juana recalls the underworld Drag Ball culture, including Miss Guided, house mother to transgenders, and her protégé Linda, a young trans woman who teaches Juana what beauty and “normal” really means.
“You’re a Weirdo, Annie Best” by Erin Shea Brady
Friday 5/6 at 6:30 pm / Sunday 5/8 at 5:30 pm / Monday 5/9 at 8:15 pm / est.100′
Annie Best is queer, polyamorous, recently estranged from her family and her writing is at a creative standstill. When one of Annie’s partners convinces her to dive into the world of Nora Ephron’s great romantic comedies, she begins to see her life through the Ephron lens. She imagines scenes and conversations, paying homage to When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle, Julie & Julia, and others. As seasons pass romantic relationships develop and change, with faith and family coming into question. Will reconnecting with her father help her find the courage to stand on her own?
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8) Garment District & Flat Iron District
Free Tours in May
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9) THE MCKITTRICK HOTEL, HOME OF
“SLEEP NO MORE”
ANNOUNCES
HOW THE HELL DID I GET HERE?
STARRING
“DOWNTON ABBEY’S”
LESLEY NICOL
EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND
NOW THROUGH MAY 22
The McKittrick Hotel (530 West 27th Street, NYC), home of Sleep No More, announced today that the New York premiere of How the Hell Did I Get Here?, a new musical story starring “Downton Abbey’s” Mrs. Patmore, Lesley Nicol, has now been extended and will play performances through Sunday, May 22 when it must close to continue its national tour.
Added performances will include Wednesday, May 11th at 7:30pm, Friday, May 13th at 7:00pm, Saturday, May 14th at 3:00pm and 6:00pm, Wednesday, May 18th at 7:30pm, Friday, May 20th at 7:00pm, Saturday, May 21st at 3:00pm, Sunday, May 22nd at 3:00pm. Tickets are priced from $79.
Tickets and information are available at https://mckittrickhotel.com/
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14) THE OFF BROADWAY ALLIANCE
PRESENTS
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Tickets to Off Broadways Hottest Shows will be steeply discounted to just $20, 20-minutes before curtain, making theater across the city accessible at one incredibly low price
May 9-29th, 2022
During 20at20, you can see six or seven of these shows for less than the price of one Broadway ticket. 20at20 gives everyone a chance to check out what’s going on Off Broadway, the place where exciting and innovative theatre begins. For further information and a complete list of participating shows and venues see below or visit www.20at20.com.
After Happily Ever After
André & Dorine
Drunk Shakespeare
FRIENDS! The Musical Parody
H*tler's Tasters
The Importance of Being Earnestly LGBTQ+
Pinkalicious The Musical
The Office A Musical Parody
Perfect Crime
Sistas The Musical
Shake Rattle & Roll Dueling Pianos
Vital's Wizard of Oz
About Love
Three Sisters
Gazillion Bubble Show
Romeo & Bernadette
Colorblind
The Play That Goes Wrong
Islander
¡Americano!
Katsura Sunshine's Rakugo
That Golden Girls Show! A Puppet Parody
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15)
Are you a fan of movie production, entertainment, and celebrities? If so, then welcome to your new favorite app, the only of its kind! The What's Filming Now live-feed social media app by On Location Tours will give you the inside peak on where movies and TV shows are being filmed, in real-time!
How does it work?
Users can post when they see a TV or film production being shot in their area or about to shoot, and upload it to the app.
Who is it for?
It's perfect for filmmaking fans all across the nation, who want the inside scoop on film projects and celebrity sightings!
What are the most filmed cities in the US?
The 5 most filmed cities in the United States are Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, San Francisco and Las Vegas!
How can I download it?
The app is available in the App Store and on Google Play.
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16) ORATORIO SOCIETY OF NEW YORK PRESENTS
MENDELSSOHN’S ELIJAH
ON MAY 9 AT CARNEGIE HALL
Featuring Soprano Susanna Phillips, Mezzo-soprano Lucia Bradford,
Tenor Isaiah Bell, Baritone Justin Austin, and Treble Zachary Whalen
The Oratorio Society of New York (OSNY), led by Music Director Kent Tritle, presents Mendelssohn’s iconic Elijah on Monday, May 9, 2022 at 8:00pm at Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall. Featured artists include soprano Susanna Phillips, mezzo-soprano Lucia Bradford, tenor Isaiah Bell, baritone Justin Austin, treble Zachary Whalen, and the Orchestra of the Society, with Kent Tritle conducting.
Elijah is the dramatic biblical tale of the unyielding prophet and his struggle against the wicked king Ahab who, with his duplicitous wife Jezebel, led the ancient Israelites astray from their true God. Mendelssohn’s setting of this righteous man’s defense of the Hebrew God over the Canaanite Baal includes frenzied pagan rituals, ecstatic hymns of praise, stirring choruses, and operatic arias which are masterfully woven into an emotional depiction of this ancient epic. The Oratorio Society of New York first performed Elijah in 1876. This 2022 concert marks the Society’s 39th performance of the piece.
Concert Information
Mendelssohn’s Elijah
Monday, May 9, 2022 at 8:00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall
Tickets: $25-$90
Link: https://www.carnegiehall.org/
Kent Tritle, conductor
Susanna Phillips, soprano
Lucia Bradford, mezzo-soprano
Isaiah Bell, tenor
Justin Austin, baritone
Zachary Whalen, treble
Orchestra of the Society
MENDELSSOHN: Elijah
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17) APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
FOR THE PRINCE FELLOWSHIP
PRESENTED IN ASSOCIATION WITH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
Fellowship Is Designed To Empower New Creative Producers
Thanks to the Generous Support of The Broadway League
and The John Gore Organization
Applications Being Accepted for Two Fellowship Tracks
Second Fellowship will be fundeed through new partnership with
The Theatre Leadership Project
The Prince Fellowship, in association with Columbia University School of the Arts, announces that applications are now open for the 2022 Fellowship program. The Prince Fellowship, formerly known as The T. Fellowship, was renamed last year to honor the extraordinary work of producer, director and T. Fellowship founder Harold Prince. Prince created the program to usher in the next generation of creative producers. Selected fellows receive a stipend of $10,000, a $20,000 budget for the development of a new theatrical production, access to courses in Columbia’s MFA Theatre Management & Producing Program, and mentorship from prominent producers and industry specialists.
Applications are now open through May 31. Prospective applicants are encouraged to join for an informational Webinar at 6PM EST on Wednesday, May 11.
The 2022 Prince Fellowship year will run from September 2022 through August 2023. Prospective applicants can visit https://princefellowship.com/
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18) ERIC KREBS
IN ASSOCIATION WITH AMAS MUSICAL THEATRE
ANNOUNCE
ROMEO & BERNADETTE
A MUSICAL TALE OF VERONA AND BROOKLYN
BOOK AND LYRICS BY MARK SALTZMAN
MUSIC ADAPTED FROM CLASSIC ITALIAN MELODIES
DIRECTED & CHOREOGRAPHED BY JUSTIN ROSS COHEN
THEATER 555
555 WEST 42ND STREET (BETWEEN 10TH & 11TH AVENUES)
PREVIEWS BEGIN TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2022
OPENING NIGHT IS MONDAY, MAY 16, 2022
A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT THROUGH JUNE 26, 2022
TICKETS ON SALE TODAY! Love is in the air for the critically-acclaimed hit Off-Broadway production of Romeo & Bernadette: A Musical Tale of Verona and Brooklyn, with book and lyrics by Mark Saltzman, music adapted from classic Italian melodies, directed and choreographed by Justin Ross Cohen. All tickets for the first week of previews (May 3-8) are priced at $25 and at $49 for the second week (May 10-15) and may be purchased at www.romeoandbernadette.com.
Previews are now set to begin on Tuesday, May 3, 2022, with an official opening on Monday, May 16, 2022. Tickets on sale today and available through June 26, 2022, at www.romeoandbernadette.com.
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The concert will be at 7:00 PM on Monday, May 9th, 2022, at The Green Room 42 at 570 Tenth Avenue, 4th Floor inside YOTEL in New York City, New York (https://thegreenroom42.
Tickets are available at www.theyshehe.xyz for $15. Each ticket includes a $10 food and beverage voucher. To purchase tickets, please visit the link below:
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PRESENTS THE MARIO FRATTI AWARD WINNING PLAYS
THE LAND OF SWOLLEN FACES
BY PAOLO BIGNAMI
TRANSLATED BY CARLOTTA BRENTAN
DIRECTED BY LAURA CAPARROTTI AND JAY STERN
STARRING JOSEPH FRANCHINI
MAY 5-14, 2022
&
HIDE AND SEEK
BY TOBIA ROSSI
TRANSLATED & DIRECTED BY CARLOTTA BRENTAN
STARRING JOSEPH MONSEUR AND MICHAEL LUSZCZAK
MAY 5-15, 2022
PRESENTED BY KAIROS ITALY THEATER IN COLLABORATION WITH THE TANK AS PART OF
PLAY IT AGAIN IN SCENA!
A VERY SPECIAL COMING BACK EDITION OF THE ITALIAN THEATER FESTIVAL NY 2022
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THETANKNYC.ORG
The Tank (Meghan Finn, Artistic Director; Johnny G. Lloyd, Director of Artistic Development) presents two Mario Fratti Award-winning plays, The Land of the Swollen Faces by Paolo Bignami, translated by Carlotta Brentan, and directed by Laura Caparrotti and Jay Stern and Hide and Seek by Tobia Rossi, translated and directed by Carlotta Brentan. Presented by Kairos Italy Theater in collaboration with The Tank as part of Play It Again In Scena! A Very Special Coming Back Edition of the Italian Theater Festival, performances will take place May 5-15, 2022 at The Tank’s Proscenium Theater (312 W 36th St, New York, NY, 10018).
The New York City-based Kairos Italy Theater along with the Italy-based KIT Italia and Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at NYU have announced that Play It Again In Scena! A Very Special Coming Back Edition of the Italian Theater Festival will take place in all five boroughs of NYC, running May 3-18, 2022. Participating venues include Italian Cultural Institute in NY (686 Park Ave, New York, NY 10021), BAAD! - Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (2474 Westchester Avenue, Bronx, NY 10461), St. John’s Lutheran Church (81 Christopher Street, New York, NY 10014), Bernie Wohl Center at Goddard Riverside (647 Columbus Avenue, NY 10024), Greek Cultural Center (2680 30th Street b2, Astoria, NY 11102), Culture Lab NYC (5-25 46th Ave, Queens, NY 11101), The Tank (312 W 36th St, New York, NY 10018), and I Am Books (124 Salem St, Boston, MA 02113). All shows will be presented in Italian with English supertitles, unless otherwise noted. For more information, please visit www.inscenany.com.
Each year In Scena! presents a survey of the best Italian theater from Italy, in New York City. The festival features full productions that have already toured in Italy as well as readings of Italian plays in translation, lectures and exchanges between Italian and International artists. The goal is to promote greater awareness of Italian theater and Italian artists among New York theatergoers, and to build a bridge between the artistic scenes in Italy and New York.
THE LAND OF SWOLLEN FACES
By Paolo Bignami
Translated by Carlotta Brentan
Directed by Laura Caparrotti and Jay Stern
Starring Joseph Franchini
Set Design by Sarah Edkins
Based on an industrial workplace accident in Italy, The Land of Swollen Faces features one rising voice, alone and essential, that denounces it. A one-voice live narration of tragic events portrayed with heartbreaking lyricism to highlight a vulnerable underdog’s love for life, in the face of powerful people and their reckless arrogance.
The performance schedule for The Land of Swollen Faces is as follows: Thursday May 5 at 9:30pm; Friday May 6-Sunday May 8 at 7pm; Wednesday May 11 at 7pm; Thursday May 12 at 9:30pm; Friday May 13 at 7pm; and Saturday May 14 at 9:30pm.
HIDE AND SEEK
By Tobia Rossi
Translated and directed by Carlotta Brentan
Starring Joseph Monseur and Michael Luszczak
Set Design by Sarah Edkins
Fifteen-year-old Gio is firmly convinced that nobody in his small Italian town will ever understand him. Not his parents or his teachers, let alone his classmates, who mock him relentlessly and bully him for his sexual orientation. Gio decides to run away and live out his days in a secluded cave. When a classmate, Mirko, stumbles upon his hiding place by accident, Gio begs him to preserve his secret, making him an accomplice to his plan, with unexpected and dark consequences.
The performance schedule for Hide and Seek is as follows: Thursday May 5 at 7pm; Saturday May 7 – Sunday May 8 at 3pm & 9:30pm; Wednesday May 11 at 9:30pm; Thursday May 12 at 7pm; and Sunday May 15 at 3pm.
Tickets for both plays begin at $25 and are available at thetanknyc.org.
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21) David Serero stars as Moses in the U.S. Premiere of" The Ten Commandments,
The Musical,” in the upcoming
Off-Broadway Musical in May 2022.
Now in its ninth season as one of Two River’s most popular programs, A Little Shakespeare introduces the works of Shakespeare to hureds of youth and adults each year. Through this program, Two River produces a 75-minute abridged version of a Shakespeare play, performed and supported backstage by high school students, and directed and designed by theater professionals.
In Much Ado About Nothing, journey to a modernized Messina for a comedic tale of hidden identities, honor and deceit, friendship and marriage. Adapted and directed by Rakesh Palisetty, audiences can experience the classic work of the Bard with a modern twist.
For more information or to purchase tickets, go to https://tworivertheater.org/whats-on/a-little-shakespeare-much-ado-about-nothing
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And that's the scoop. Tune in tomorrow for More Theater Monday.
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