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Little Island’s fifth world premiere at The Amph showcases Britton Smith and Britton & The Sting in an unforgettable five performances debuting 13 new songs created specifically for Little Island, where sonic adventure embodies the transformative power of water, life, and connection.
The band’s anthem “Let’s Get Drunk and Go to Church,” has reached over 44 countries and has sold-out classic New York City venues including The Apollo, Williamsburg Musical Hall, Rockwood Music Hall, Nublu, and Joe’s Pub. The eight-person group recently opened for indie group Sammy Rae & The Friends on their nationwide CAMP: The Tour and have been featured in Vanity Fair, Vogue, Fault Magazine, the New Yorker and more.
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Appropriate for all ages, MY TRUE LOVE features a rollicking pop comedy score, a fast-paced book, and nonstop laughs, all while exploring complex themes including consent, empowerment and embracing your identity.
Disc 1:
A Song for You
Come On-a My House
Summertime, Summertime
Ebb Tide
We Kiss in a Shadow / Teen Angel / Town Without Pity
I Wish It So
Some People
Lilac Wine
Alfie
Saratoga Summer Song
The Man That Got Away
Those Were the Days
Disc 2:
On Broadway
Don’t Cry for Me Argentina
I Dreamed a Dream
The Ladies Who Lunch
Stars
Anything Goes
I Didn’t Know What Time it Was
Make You Feel My Love
Ready to Begin Again (Manya’s Song)
Forever Young
In My Life / Those Were the Days
Two River Theater (21 Bridge Ave,, Red Bank, NJ)
9/20 - 10/20
Pre-sale tickets are on sale July 22-28, followed by single tickets on sale to the general public on July 29.
For more information or to purchase tickets, go to tworivertheater.org/whats-on/
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| Photo courtesy of Keith Sherman PR 7) "AIN'T DONE BAD," A Theatrical Dance Experience Announces Rush Policy |
PARTNERS WITH
DISNEY THEATRICAL GROUP
TO PRESENT EXCLUSIVE SERIES
ABOUT THE MAKING OF
“ALADDIN”
IN CELEBRATION OF THE SHOW’S
10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ON BROADWAY
FIRST EPISODE NOW AVAILABLE
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN!
Broadway Podcast Network (BPN) Co-Founders Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales recently announced that they have partnered with Disney Theatrical Group to present a new podcast about the making of the hit musical Aladdin in celebration of the show’s triumphant 10-year anniversary on Broadway. Hosted by NY1 anchor Frank DiLella, the series features exclusive interviews with composer Alan Menken, original principals James Monroe Iglehart, Jonathan Freeman, Adam Jacobs, Courtney Reed, current principals Adi Roy, Sonya Balsara, Dennis Stowe, and more as they pull back the curtain on the untold story of Aladdin’s journey from conception to Broadway triumph.
The series is an in-depth exploration that begins with the initial spark of a stage adaptation. It delves into the incredible challenges faced during out-of-town tryouts, the unwavering determination to overcome them, and the joyous celebration of reaching over a decade on Broadway – a remarkable feat of musical theatre. Hear the untold story of Aladdin and discover the passion, resilience, and artistry that created a Broadway sensation.
For more information about Aladdin or to purchase tickets, visit AladdinTheMusical.com.
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| Photo Courtesy of DKC/ O&M 10) C O N W E L L C O F F E E H A L L CELEBRATES THE SUMMER WITH NEW MENU ITEMS |
Guests delight in Conwell Coffee Hall’s plentiful coffee and tea selections as well as classic New York-inspired dishes, including: French Toast soaked in orange zest custard, salads such as the popular Waldorf, and signature toasts such as Avocado, Smoked Salmon, and Bacon, Egg & Cheese. In a culinary celebration of summer, Conwell’s latest menu additions include Summer Gazpacho, Market Berries & Ricotta Toast, Heirloom Tomato Panzanella Salad, as well as thirst quenchers Fresh Raspberry Lemonade and Matcha Lemonade.
To learn more, view opening hours, and sign up to Conwell’s newsletter, visit https://conwellcoffeehall.com.
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| Photo by Andy Henderson 11) THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER “JOB” ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF POST-PERFORMANCE CONVERSATION SERIES BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 WITH JOURNALIST & HOST OF THE NEW YORK TIMES’ “THE DAILY” MICHAEL BARBARO |
JOB, producers Hannah Getts, Alex Levy, Craig Balsam, and P3 Productions announced the launch of a post-performance conversation series. The first event will be hosted by journalist Michael Barbaro, host of The New York Times’ “The Daily,” on Wednesday, July 24 immediately following the 7 p.m. performance of the play. Mr. Barbaro will be joined by acclaimed original cast members Peter Friedman and Sydney Lemmon, playwright Max Wolf Friedlich, and director Michael Herwitz.
Additional conversations will be announced shortly.
After being placed on leave following a viral incident, Jane would do anything to return to her Big Tech-company job. But as the therapist who needs to authorize it, Loyd suspects her work might be doing more harm than good. With two not-to-be-missed performances from Tony Award® nominee Peter Friedman (Ragtime, “Succession”) and Sydney Lemmon (Tár, “Fear the Walking Dead”), “don’t be alarmed if you catch yourself holding your breath throughout the entire show” (Time Out New York).
The JOB creative team also features scenic design by Scott Penner, costume design by Michelle J. Li, lighting design by Mextly Couzin, sound design by Cody Spencer, and original music by Devonté Hynes. Rachel A. Zucker will serve as Production Stage Manager while ShowTown Theatricals/Samuel Dallas will serve as the General Manager. Hannah Getts serves as dramaturg. The understudies for JOB are Jeff Still (Loyd) and Arianna Gayle Stucki (Jane).
Performances for the limited engagement began last night at the Hayes Theater (240 West 44th Street) ahead of a Tuesday, July 30 opening night and will run through Sunday, September 29.
Tickets for JOB are on sale now at www.jobtheplay.com, www.telecharge.com, by calling 800 447 7400, or at the Hayes Theatre box office.
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After the woman who unites them dies, three people grapple with love, loss, lust...and household chores. Meanwhile, a spin cycle of voices pings with questions: are you still a daughter when your mother dies? Are you still the other woman when the first woman is gone? And maybe more importantly–how do you clean all that Dirty Laundry?
By special arrangement with Spark Theatrical, Dirty Laundry runs from September 21st through October 20th, with opening night on October 6th.
In the spring 2025, the world premiere of minor.ity by Francisca Da Silveira, directed by Shariffa Ali (We Were Everywhere, Eclipsed), will begin its limited engagement at WP Theater, in partnership with Colt Coeur.
In a world plagued with scarcity, minor•ity is a powerful three-hander that interrogates Black identity, the plurality of the African diaspora, and what it means to be a sought-after artist of color. An international African arts conference, Diaspora Now!, is celebrating its Diamond Jubilee in Paris and the panel line-up this year is sure to cause a stir. Newcomer Sami Monroe, a go-getting directing prodigy from America, joins jaded veteran painter Céza Depina and formerly banned storyteller, Cheikh Malick Diallo. As they prepare for each panel discussion, generational and cultural differences lead to clashes and a fierce competition emerges between the three artists.
minor.ity runs in March and April of 2025, exact dates to be announced.