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HELL’S KITCHEN (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
Album Track List
- “The Elevator Prologue” Maleah Joi Moon
- “The Gospel” Maleah Joi Moon, Shoshana Bean, Chris Lee, Chad Carstarphen, Vanessa Ferguson, Jakeim Hart, Jackie Leon, Nyseli Vega, Lamont Walker II, Rema Webb
- “The River” Maleah Joi Moon, Ensemble
- “Seventeen” Shoshana Bean, Chad Carstarphen, Nyseli Vega, Rema Webb
- “You Don’t Know My Name” Maleah Joi Moon, Vanessa Ferguson, Jackie Leon
- “Miss Liza Jane Plays Piano for the First Time” Maleah Joi Moon
- “Kaleidoscope” Maleah Joi Moon, Ensemble
- “Gramercy Park” Chris Lee, Maleah Joi Moon, Ensemble
- “Not Even the King” Brandon Victor Dixon
- “Teenage Love Affair” Shoshana Bean, Ensemble
- “Not Even the King Reprise” Shoshana Bean, Brandon Victor Dixon
- “Unthinkable (I’m Ready)” Maleah Joi Moon, Chris Lee
- “You Play These Notes” Kecia Lewis, Maleah Joi Moon
- “Girl On Fire” Jackie Leon, Vanessa Ferguson, Chris Lee, Nyseli Vega, Rema Webb, Jakeim Hart, Lamont Walker II, Ensemble
- “Perfect Way to Die” Kecia Lewis
- “Heartburn” Maleah Joi Moon, Shoshana Bean, Ensemble
- “Love Looks Better” Shoshana Bean, Ensemble
- “Work On It” Maleah Joi Moon, Ensemble
- “Price, Bonds and Scott” Kecia Lewis
- “Authors of Forever” Kecia Lewis, Maleah Joi Moon, Ensemble
- “Fallin’” Brandon Victor Dixon, Shoshana Bean, Ensemble
- “If I Ain’t Got You” Brandon Victor Dixon, Maleah Joi Moon
- “Pawn It All” Shoshana Bean, Ensemble
- “Like You’ll Never See Me Again” Maleah Joi Moon, Chris Lee
- “When It’s All Over” Maleah Joi Moon, Ensemble
- “Hallelujah/Like Water” Brandon Victor Dixon, Kecia Lewis, Maleah Joi Moon, Rema Webb, Ensemble
- “No One” Shoshana Bean, Maleah Joi Moon, Ensemble
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Suffs boldly explores the victories and failures of a struggle for equality that’s far from over. Suffs stars book writer, composer, and lyricist Shaina Taub in the role of Alice Paul, making history as only the second woman ever to write the book, music, lyrics and star in her own Broadway musical. Taub is an Obie Award-winning, Emmy Award-nominated songwriter and winner of the Kleban Prize, the Fred Ebb Award, the Jonathan Larson Grant, and the NYCLU's Michael Friedman Freedom Award for activism. She created and starred in acclaimed musical adaptations of Twelfth Night and As You Like It at Shakespeare in the Park. She has released three solo albums and is currently signed to Atlantic Records.
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| Courtesy of Polk and Co. PR 12) The Broadway Collection Releases First Ever Documentary Short Film New Film Featuring Tony Award® Winner Gavin Creel |
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| Courtesy of Michelle Tabnick PR 13) Carolyn Dorfman Dance presents Celebrate 40/NYC Celebrating Four Decades of Unbridled Imagination and Excellence June 12-13, 2024 |
Carolyn Dorfman Dance presents Celebrate 40/NYC, in honor of the Company’s milestone 40th anniversary on Wednesday, June 12 and Thursday, June 13, 2024 at 7:30pm at the Ailey Citigroup Theater, 405 W. 55th Street, NYC. Tickets start at $17.85 and can be purchased online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/
Highlighting works from over 4 decades of creation and performance, these performances feature the NY premiere of Dorfman’s newest work, THE ATTITUDE OF DOING, with music by violinist extraordinaire, Regina Carter; co-commission by NJPAC for the TD MOODY JAZZ FESTIVAL; and the NYC theater premiere of NOW!, by the electric Juel D Lane, who began his career with Carolyn Dorfman Dance. Sharing the depth and breadth of the Company’s canon of works, selections from its iconic repertory will include Echad, Lifeline, Keystone, Dance/Stories, Interior Designs, Living Room Music, Love Suite Love, and Waves and feature joyous and poignant works from Carolyn’s Legacy Project; dances that explore her Jewish heritage, the Holocaust and immigration, including The Klezmer Sketch from Mayne Mentshn (My People), and Cat’s Cradle.
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| Courtesy of DKC/O&M 14) THE FLEA LAUNCHES FOURTH ANNUAL JUNETEENTH FREE PUBLIC PERFORMANCES FROM SATURDAY, JUNE 15 – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19
“THE WORTHY” BY NIEGEL SMITH SATURDAY, JUNE 15
“LIBERATION PLAY” BY CHICAVA HONEYCHILD / DUYE MOVES SUNDAY, JUNE 16
“FLEA DREAM MACHINE” WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 |
The Flea announced today their fourth annual line-up of Juneteenth public performances. These Black artists, through their virtuosic practices, will stage public performances in celebration of Juneteenth. The Flea’s Artistic Director, Niegel Smith, will also participate as a performance artist.
This year, The Flea fully embraces the West African concept of Sankofa, with artistic expressions that touch upon the past and reach into the future. With an amazing group of visual artists, dancers, poets, actors, and multimedia artists, this year’s celebration of Black freedom is designed for the whole family to enjoy.
Each work is featured on a different day throughout the city starting June 15th and ending on Juneteenth, June 19th. The Flea’s Juneteenth program centers the full creative expression of the artists. Giving artists the independence to interpret Black liberation is what gives The Flea’s Juneteenth programming its variety and excitement.
To reserve tickets, please visit https://thenewflea.org/events
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
The Worthy, by Niegel Smith
Saturday, June 15 at 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM
Location: The African Burial Ground Monument
Featuring Talu Green and Niegel Smith
Join an afro-futuristic griot (Niegel Smith) on a Juneteenth walk exploring our city through the lens of black love and queer liberation. Co-led by Talu Green with his commanding Djembe drumming, The Worthy is a performance that will take you through the African Burial Ground National Monument, past civic buildings and through the streets of lower Manhattan as we celebrate the intrinsic worth of Queer Black folks. The walk concludes at The Flea.
Liberation Play, by Chicava Honeychild / DuYe Moves
Sunday, June 16 at 1:00 PM
Location: 405A Colonels Row, Governors Island
Featuring Derick Cross, Kathryn Davis, Chicava Honeychild, Angel Kaba
Liberation Play is an activation day to celebrate Juneteenth at DuYe Moves' lawn space on Colonels Row on Governors Island. Designed to synergize performance, participation, and expression, the day begins with Kathryn Davis offering QiGong for Liberation. She will guide participants through a QiGong set that frees the mind and relaxes the body. These moves will serve DuYe Movers long after the day’s lesson in their everyday lives. Poet Derick Cross will perform and hold space for guided open mic expressions of Personal Liberation. Angel Kaba’s Afro’Dance New York will bring joy and happiness through a class suitable for all body types and levels, along with a performance. Throughout the day, Danie Herard will offer her Soul Art making workshop, guiding students through a process to create beautiful works of art with pen & ink and watercolor.
Performance Discipline(s):
Afro’Dance - QiGong - Poetry - Art Making.
Flea Dream Machine
Wednesday, June 19 at 7:00 PM
Location: Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium transformed into an Afro Future Garden designed by Mickalene Thomas & Lutfi Janania
Featuring Aleah Alexander, Alicia Alexander, Liza Jessie Peterson, Alicia Pilgrim
Who do we want to be in the next 10, 20, 100 years? The Flea Dream Machine invites you into an embodiment of our most fabulous, evolved selves. At momma Nona’s request, we are taking over Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium with music, dance, sensual poetry and inventive looks to share with you. You’ll step into our Afro-Future in this immersive and jubilant experience for all.
15) IRISH REPERTORY THEATRE AND
FISHAMBLE: THE NEW PLAY COMPANY
ANNOUNCE
THE TRANSATLANTIC RESIDENCY
FEATURING TRANSATLANTIC COMMISSION WRITERS
FELISPEAKS, KWAKU FORTUNE,
JADE JORDAN AND CN SMITH
DIRECTED BY
JIM CULLETON AND NICOLA MURPHY DUBEY
JUNE 17 & 18, 2024
AT IRISH REPERTORY THEATRE
The New York readings will take place at Irish Repertory Theatre (132 West 22nd St) on Monday June 17 and Tuesday June 18, 2024 at 7pm. Tickets to the readings are $15 and are on sale now. For tickets and more information visit irishrep.org. Additional readings will take place in Dublin at AXIS Theatre on Wednesday July 3 and Thursday July 4, 2024.
MONDAY JUNE 17
The Black Wolfe Tone
by Kwaku Fortune
The Black Wolfe Tone is about muddled identity, and how trauma can be passed down from generation to generation. It’s about a culture of silence and raging against the machine. About the mind, and how young men deal, or don’t deal, with the darkness. At its heart, it’s about a young boy seeking forgiveness, the inner child wanting only to be loved.
BENT!
by Felispeaks
Bent is a modern day Black Irish story of a young woman, Shayo, on the road to self-acceptance. Shayo battles whether to listen to the voice within herself or to listen to the trusted voices of her parents, we watch their struggle over the Christmas holidays. Her journey to finding balance within herself is dotted with inspiration from Yoruba mythology and is juxtaposed with hints of Christian theology. Who will Shayo listen to by the new year? Herself or her family?
TUESDAY JUNE 18
89
by Jade Jordan
89 is a Dublin story inspired by the life of Christine Buckley, an Irish activist and campaigner, who served as the director of the Aislinn support and education group for survivors of Industrial Schools in Ireland. An honest portrayal of industrial abuse, abandonment, identity and seeking answers, 89 is ultimately a story of survival.
Corktown
by CN Smith
Corktown is a story about Dublin, set outside Dublin; about the present, but set in the past. One night, in an all-white neighborhood in Corktown, Detroit, an Irish immigrant answers a knock at her door. The black woman on her doorstep insists she is due to move into the spare room upstairs. After a small struggle, she comes inside. Now what?
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16) ORIGINAL MUSIC VIDEO RELEASED
“WHEN YOU’RE IN LOVE”
With stars DARREN CRISS and HELEN J SHEN
From the New Broadway Musical
MAYBE HAPPY ENDING
The producers of the new romantic musical comedy Maybe Happy Ending are thrilled to release a new music video of the song “When You’re in Love,” starring Darren Criss (“Oliver”) and Helen J Shen (“Claire”) by Will Aronson and Hue Park, directed by Michael Arden from the upcoming musical. The video is available
Maybe Happy Ending will begin previews on Broadway on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, and open on Thursday, October 17, 2024, at the Belasco Theatre (111 W. 44th St.).
Tickets are on sale to the general public beginning on Thursday, June 6 at 10AM through www.maybehappyending.com or Telecharge or by calling 212-239-6200. Rush policy, lottery and other accessible pricing initiatives will be announced at a later date.
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17) Groundbreaking Celebration of Women Launches Sequel - Menopause The Musical 2
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ANNOUNCES
COMPLETE PROGRAMMING FOR TAKING UP SPACE RESIDENCY
EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE
THROUGHOUT JUNE 2024
The Movement Theatre Company (The Movement) (Deadria Harrington, Eric Lockley, Ryan Dobrin and David Mendizábal, Producing Artistic Leaders) announced today complete programming for their TAKING UP SPACE residency at Playwrights Horizons (416 West 42nd Street, New York NY 10036). Events will take place throughout the month of June.
TAMAGO – A Ladder Series In-Process Sharing
By Sam Hamashima
Directed by Ibi Owolabi
Featuring Alex Gibson and Jeffrey Omura
Commissioned with the support of the New York State Council on the Arts
Tuesday June 11 at 5pm
Invitation Only
We hold space for artists to create boldly. Our Ladder Series commissioned artist, Sam Hamishima, will work on their new play TAMAGO, interrogating technology and identity.
Sam Hamashima’s NYSCA Artist Commission Grant new play たまGO or TAMAGO is set in 2050, in a world of fluid identities where plastic surgery is now so advanced that changing “skins” is an easy month-long series of appointments with a surgeon. This new play explores the nuances of race, culture and identity in a futuristic exploration of the phenomenon of “Dolezalification” (referring to Rachel Dolezal), cultural appropriation, and the dangers of whiteness as a cultural “norm.”
COFFEE SHOP
Thursday June 13 and Thursday June 20
11am-5pm
We bring the vibes, you bring the work. Enjoy a laid-back communal environment as we transform the lobby of Playwrights Horizons into a shared workspace. Come by for an hour or all day and enjoy Wi-Fi, air conditioning, community and free coffee and snacks. RSVP required.
1MOVE
Open Rehearsal
Friday June 28 at 5pm
We curate unexpected collaborations to uplift a new way of being together. Join us for this iteration of 1MOVE where five multidisciplinary artists are tasked to work together to create a new digital work in just three days responding to the topic of solidarity in an ever divided world. Limited in time, but not imagination, the artists will utilize the space and their expertise in music, stand up comedy, video production and more to create a unique experience that will be shared digitally. Audiences are invited to attend an open rehearsal and sharing from the artists as they conclude their work together.
1MOVE is The Movement’s digital content series born out of a need to swiftly respond to the many human rights and social issues continuously affecting our communities. The series is dedicated to creating a bold, multi-disciplinary space for artists and communities to respond to and engage with the issues affecting their world today.
Participating artists will be announced at a later date.
TICKETS are available now and priced on a sliding scale.
DANCE IT OUT
In partnership with RITUAL OF BREATH
Saturday June 29
2pm-6pm
With a live DJ, performances, food and drinks we’ll DANCE to celebrate and affirm our being! C’mon, let’s party together in jubilation and Pride, uplifting our collective joy as a necessary act of resistance. Featuring DJ Ayanna Heaven and performances by The Incredible Drunkertons and more.
TICKETS are available now and priced on a sliding scale.
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(BAAYORK LEE, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR)
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
PS124 YUNG WING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN CHINATOWN, NY AND PS48 IN BROOKLYN
TO PRESENT
A ONE-NIGHT ONLY PERFORMANCE OF
“HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING”
NEW WORLD STAGES – STAGE 3 (340 WEST 49TH STREET, NYC)
TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2024 AT 7:30PM
National Asian Artists Project - NAAP (Baayork Lee, Artistic Director) in partnership with PS 124 Yung Wing Elementary School in Chinatown, NY and PS 48 in Brooklyn, NY, will present a one night only performance of How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, the Tony Award-winning, Pulitzer Prize-winning musical with a satirical take on ambition and success in the cutthroat world of business, with a book Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock & Willie Gilbert and music & lyrics by Frank Loesser. The event will take place on Tuesday, June 18 at 7:30PM at New World Stages – Stage 3 (340 West 49th Street – between 8th & 9th Avenues). Tickets are on sale at www.telecharge.com.
How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying follows the rise of a lowly window washer, who uses a little handbook called How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, to climb the corporate ladder and become a high-powered executive, tackling such familiar but potent dangers as the aggressively compliant "company man," the office party, backstabbing coworkers, caffeine addiction and, of course, true love.
Tickets are $46-$108 and available here. For additional information please email contact@naaproject.org.
Those who have wanted to follow in the footsteps of their favorite artist will be able to let the magic unfold into a dream side job, the Ultimate Swiftie Tour Guide will co-create a fun and clever guided tour in their respective city.
Ultimate Swiftie Tour Guide job perks will include compensation, training with professional tour guides in New York City or London and complimentary tickets to bring friends or family members on tours you lead.
Job applicants must be avid Taylor Swift fans with a deep knowledge and affection for the artist’s music, passions and background. The ideal candidate is fearless, a lover at heart and an anti-hero who wants to live out their wildest dreams as an official Swiftie tour guide. To apply, Swifties can speak now by posting a video on Instagram or TikTok sharing why they deserve to be the Ultimate Swiftie Tour Guide and tagging @GetYourGuide and #UltimateSwiftieGuide. Applicants will then be notified via DM if they’ve made it to the second round, where they’ll be invited to apply via a formal application and interview by the experience creator in their country. See full instructions to apply here, or follow GetYourGuide on Instagram and TikTok for updates.
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From Thursday, June 6 – Sunday, June 9, the Zoo will hold a flash ticket sale to celebrate the year of the Zoo’s grand opening: all General Admission Adult and Children’s tickets will cost $18.74 (plus processing fees). Guests can purchase tickets during the flash sale and use them any day from Monday, June 10 through Labor Day weekend (Monday, September 2). Limited quantity available and available online only.
The Zoo will also have a special $150 ticket bundle available June 6 through Labor Day weekend (Monday, September 2). In this bundle, guests receive: 2 Adult Tickets, 2 Children’s Tickets, and a Zoo Attractions Pass that includes: 2 Nature Blazer Scavenger Hunt Wrist Bands, and 4 tickets each for Rainforest Carousel, SEPTA PZ Express Train and Wings of the World. Available online only.
The Zoo will be hosting a special membership deal for $150 from Thursday, June 6 – Monday, July 1. Enjoy comp daytime admission on every operating day for a year, comp parking, exclusive members-only events and content, discounts on dining and retail, and so much more—all while directly supporting Philadelphia Zoo. The $150 deal includes (available online only):
* Admission for 2 named adults (18+)
* Admission for 2 children (17 & under) each visit
* 2 Nature Blazer Scavenger Hunt Wrist Bands for first visit
* Comp Parking
* Special Members-Only Events
* 10% off (online only) select attractions, General Admission guest, LumiNature and Summer Ale Fest tickets, and Behind-the-Scenes experiences
CELEBRATIONS
From Friday, June 28 – Sunday, June 30, the Zoo invites guests to come and experience the Zoo with a 150th flair. The first 150 guests on Friday, Saturday and Sunday will receive a commemorative “150 Years of Philly Zoo” pin. The Zoo’s animal habitats will have additional 150th-themed animal enrichment and the Conservation Education team will be hosting additional activities, including a daily history tour starting at 10:30am on Impala Plaza.
On Monday, July, 1, the Zoo will be celebrating its 150th grand opening anniversary in style—just like 1874! A brass band will greet guests as they enter the Zoo from 9:30-11:30am. Dietz & Watson will also be selling $1.50 hot dogs at the Zoo to celebrate. The Zoo’s animal habitats will also have additional 150th -themed animal enrichment and the Conservation Education team will be hosting additional activities. Plus: Stay tuned for more specials ways to get involved and celebrate the Zoo's history on this day - details coming soon.
Also, on Monday, July 1, Wawa Welcome America will be hosting a Philadelphia Zoo 150th Anniversary Celebration just outside the Zoo from 1:00 – 5:00pm. Guests of all ages can enjoy comp food samples, performances, face painting, arts and crafts, games and more. This no-charge celebration will also feature unique opportunities to see some of your favorite animals and learn about the Zoo in a unique way. Enjoy complimentary admission to the Philadelphia Zoo 3:00pm-5:00pm, on a first come first served basis.
Stay tuned to the Zoo’s website and social media channels for more ways the Zoo is celebrating 150 years of YOU!
23) APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
FOR THE PRINCE FELLOWSHIP
PRESENTED IN ASSOCIATION WITH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
Fellowship Empowers Early-Career Creative Producers
The Prince Fellowship, in association with Columbia University School of the Arts, announces that applications are now open for the 2024 Fellowship program. The Prince Fellowship, formerly known as The T. Fellowship, was renamed in 2021 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 July 1. Prospective applicants are encouraged to join for an informational Webinar at 6PM EST on Thursday, June 13th.
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| Courtesy of Darr Publicity 24) REHEARSAL FOR TRUTH INTERNATIONAL THEATER FESTIVAL, HONORING VÁCLAV HAVEL, ANNOUNCES PROGRAMMING, JUNE 12 – 23, 2024 IN NYC ALL EVENTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC |
The Rehearsal for Truth International Theater Festival honoring Václav Havel, announces programming for this year’s fest. Entitled Dark Dreams, the festival runs June 12 – 23, 2024 at the Bohemian National Hall, located at 321 East 73rd Street in New York City.
Rehearsal for Truth International Theater Festival is an annual showcase of contemporary Central and Eastern European Theater, founded in 2017. It is a shared endeavor of the Václav Havel Center and the Bohemian Benevolent and Literary Association in partnership with numerous other cultural and performing arts organizations. The festival honors the artistic and political legacy of the Czech playwright/dissident/president Václav Havel. They support exchanges between American and European theater professionals and celebrate the power of the theater to transform our lives.
This year’s festival (including the May reading series) features work from Austria, Belarus, Estonia, Czechia, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, and Ukraine. Much of the work featured this year is surreal or dreamlike, finding ways to comment on past and present tragedies, from the legacy of the Nazi and Soviet years to the current war in Ukraine. It explores fascism but also beauty, darkness but also laughter.
The festival begins with one of the oldest authors in the vein of the dark and comically surreal, Franz Kafka, on the 100th anniversary of his death. It continues on with not only theater but dance and music. This year, for the first time, film is included in the lineup, specifically film of theater and dance. Most programs include discussions with either the authors, experts on some of the subjects addressed, or both.
Artistic Director Edward Einhorn states, “Rehearsal for Truth is a rare opportunity to hear artistic voices from Central and Eastern Europe. We are at a time marked by war, and once again the region finds itself in the center of conflict. These plays comment on past and present tragedies, from the legacy of the Nazi and Soviet years to the current war in Ukraine. It explores fascism but also beauty, darkness but also laughter.”
Tickets to all programs are free with a suggested donation of $10 per person. Schedule varies - for exact days and times, to reserve tickets, and for more info visit https://www.rehearsalfortruth.
Audiences can expect to be treated to Robert’s exciting new takes on quintessential Pride hits by all the DIvas you know and love such as Tina Turner, Shania Twain, Celine Dion, and more alongside fun mashups and original music such as the original Pride Anthem, “I Think He Knew.”
Robert Bannon’s Pride Playlist promises to be an unforgettable party full of music, fun, and love!
For tickets visit: https://54below.org/events/
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| Courtesy of Michelle Tabnick PR 26) South Street Seaport Museum Free All-Ages Workshop Seaport Cyanotypes Through June 30, 2024, at 11am - 4:30pm |
Join the Seaport Museum this June and learn about cyanotypes! Every weekend through June 30, the Seaport Museum is offering a free family activity on making your own camera-less photographic print, no registration required. Stop by anytime from 11am-4:30pm to participate in this timely and enjoyable experience. seaportmuseum.org/family-
Throughout June, come learn about and make your own cyanotype, while getting hands on with plants from New York Harbor and the East River. Inspired by the pioneering work of British botanist and photographic innovator Anna Atkins (1799–1871), people of all ages can unlock the secrets of this 19th century photographic technique to immortalize botanical specimens. Drawing from Atkins’ groundbreaking methods, you’ll have the opportunity to create your own cyanotype masterpieces using specially treated paper infused with light-sensitive chemicals.
This family activity is free with Pay What You Wish General Admission. No additional registration required. Stop by anytime from 11am–4:30pm to participate in this enjoyable experience.
27) Full Cast Announced for
The World’s
Cassette Library
Presented as part of
The Stage Door Foundation’s
Broadway Workroom Series
Presenting Glimpses into the Developmental Process of New Musicals
Presentations: Friday June 14th
at 1pm & 4:30pm
At Open Jar Studios, 1601 Broadway
RSVP and information: www.stagedoor.org
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| Courtesy of Michelle Tabnick PR 28) Stefanie Nelson Dancegroup presents Moving Memory: NEXT GENERATION Friday, June 14, 2024 at 8pm at Broadway Presbyterian Church |
Stefanie Nelson Dancegroup (SND), led by NYC-based dance veteran Stefanie Nelson, is proud to present Moving Memory: NEXT GENERATION, an evening of original movement-based works centered around the evocative themes of memory, erasure, and forgetting. The event will take place on Friday, June 14 at 8pm at Broadway Presbyterian Church, 601 West 114th St., NYC. Tickets are pay-what-you-can, with a suggested donation of $20. For more info and ticketing, visit https://www.sndancegroup.org/
Moving Memory: NEXT GENERATION will showcase innovative new pieces from emerging choreographic voices curated by Maya Orchin, Prentice Whitlow, and Chris Matthews. All of the choreographers featured are alumni of Dance Italia, SND's renowned educational dance festival. Each summer, Dance Italia gathers educators, artists, students, and performers from around the world, in an inspiring environment designed to challenge, share, and expand their skills and ideas. Moving Memory: NEXT GENERATION supports the development of new artistic voices, strengthens artistic connections, and provides opportunities for the next generation of artists to gain exposure and recognition in our community.
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29) TADA! YOUTH THEATER PRESENTS ONLINE STREAMING OF COMMON GROUND
Now through June 30, 2024
America is a story that we keep telling. Until it comes true
TADA! Youth Theater, a unique Drama Desk award-winning nonprofit youth theater, presents a virtual event to watch its most recent production via online streaming. TADA!'s first two act musical and world premiere of Common Ground is available now through June 30, 2024 for your viewing pleasure at home (or anywhere you like)!
This 90 minute musical, performed by a diverse cast of talented young actors, ages 11-18, is recommended for ages 11 and up. This production contains mature language and flashing lights.
For more information and to purchase tickets: https://tadayouththeater.
Tickets cost $10 for two views.
Synopsis: America is a story that we keep telling. Until it comes true. It’s 2018. Immigration crackdowns. Family separation. Life is scary for immigrants in the U.S. But 15-year-old Ysabella Martinez hits town with stars in her eyes, ready to conquer New York and win fame and fortune as an influencer. She joins an after school program for fellow immigrants from all over the world, finds a prickly new best friend in NYC-born Emma, and begins to build her new life. But when ICE detains her and her family, she and her new friends discover that America is nothing like they thought it was.
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| Photo courtesy of TADA! Youth Theater 30) COUNTDOWN TO SUMMER! SIGN UP NOW FOR TADA! YOUTH THEATER SUMMER CAMP
TADA! SUMMER CAMP OPEN HOUSE on June 15th |
Join a special Summer Camp Open House on Saturday, June 15th for a sneak peek at the exciting theatrical experiences enjoyed by the young campers.
TADA! Youth Theater presents week-long musical theater summer camps where children create and perform a brand new musical every week, all summer long! Summer camps take place from June 17th through August 23rd at TADA! Youth Theater, 15 West 28th Street in Manhattan. Campers will be divided into groups by their ages. Children, ages 4-5, attend 9AM to 1:30PM, and children ages 5-7 and 8-12 attend 9AM – 5PM.
To register for the Summer Preview Open House on June 15th, please visit: https://tadatheater.com/open-
Two River Theater’s highly-anticipated production of August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean, the seventh production in Two River Theater’s commitment to stage all ten of Wilson’s visionary epics in the American Century Cycle, directed by San Diego Theatre Critics Circle Award Winner, Delicia Turner Sonnenberg (Appropriate, Troub
In conjunction with the production, Two River has curated an exciting lineup of free or nearly-free events inspired by Gem of the Ocean, for all to enjoy.
The full event lineup includes:
EVENTS
Wednesday, June 12 5:30PM in Studio A
IN THE KNOW WITH DELICIA TURNER SONNENBERG
Artistic Director Justin Waldman hosts an intimate conversation with August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean Director, Delicia Turner Sonnenberg. Coffee and cookies will be available starting at 5:30 PM, with the discussion set to start at 5:45 PM. Attendance for this pre-show event is FREE; August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean 7PM performance tickets sold separately. *Please note: The event will be filmed, with full video capture available via our YouTube channel on a later date.
Wednesday, June 19 at 7PM
Sunday, June 23 at 3PM
Wednesday, June 26 at 1PM
POST-PLAY DISCUSSIONS
Hear from the cast of August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean after a select number of performances, in a conversation moderated by a member of Two River Theater’s Artistic Department. Post-play discussions are free with the purchase of a post-play discussion performance ticket.
Thursday, June 20 at 6PM in Studio B
EXPLORING THE DEPTHS: PSYCHOLOGY OF THE BLACK WOMAN
Throughout history, Black women have navigated a complex tapestry of societal expectations, cultural heritage, and personal identity. We aim to shine a light on their stories, voices, and psychological landscapes. What makes a community leader? What does it take for a woman to step into that role, and to bring other women on the journey with her? Join us for a panel discussion on the psychology and mental health of Black women, as represented by Aunt Ester in August Wilson's Gem in the Ocean. Attendance for this pre-show event is FREE; August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean 8PM performance tickets sold separately.
Sunday, June 23 at 12PM on the Plaza
JUNETEENTH PLAZA CELEBRATION
A community celebration in partnership with the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center and others, featuring a dynamic presentation from Grammy-nominated poet, activist, and author Kevin Powell. This interactive talk and conversation will cover the history of Juneteenth, why it has re-emerged in the 21st century, and why the holiday is tied to larger conversations around opportunities for all Americans. Rain date TBD. Attendance for this pre-show event is FREE; August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean 3PM performance tickets sold separately.
Friday, June 28 at 5PM on the Plaza
PRIDE ON THE PLAZA
Two River's annual Pride Month celebration returns for the fifth year! Join the top hatted diva of New Jersey Lady Celestina plus special guests. In case of rain, the festivity will take place inside in Studio A. Event tickets are $20; August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean 8PM performance tickets sold separately.
TWO RIVER’S ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES INCLUDE:
Saturday, June 8 at 8PM
Sunday, June 9 at 3PM
Pay-What-You-Wish Performances
In an effort to help break down financial barriers, patrons may pay what they wish for tickets to select performances of August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean. Tickets typically cost $40-$80. Tickets may only be secured in person, at the Box Office.
Saturday, June 15 at 1PM
Fragrance-Free Performance
Audience members are asked to refrain from wearing colognes, perfumes or scented oils for the safety and comfort of all.
Saturday, June 22 at 1PM
Play Date
Offering free childcare services and discounted tickets for caregivers attending that performance.
A collaboration with Monmouth Day Care Center. For children aged 2 months and up. Must register 72 hours in advance.
Saturday, June 29 at 1PM
Open-Captioned and Audio Described Performance
Available for patrons with vision loss and hearing loss.
For more information on Two River Theater’s access services and access ticket prices, visit https://tworivertheater.
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And that's the scoop. Tune in tomorrow for More Theater Monday.
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