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Dying is easy, comedy is hard.
Three of Britain’s all-time greatest comedy heroes – Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe, and Bob Monkhouse – walk into a dressing room and ponder what it means to be funny… really funny!
The Last Laugh imagines a meeting between a trio of legendary comedians: Cooper, beloved for his magic tricks that didn’t work; Morecambe, whose double act is the focus of the 2003 Broadway hit The Play What I Wrote; and Monkhouse, renowned for his witty remarks as a game show host.
This laugh-a-minute show is a side-splitting and poignant love letter to the golden age of television comedy and its lasting impression on the entertainment world.
1945. The United States drops two atomic bombs on Japan, heralding a terrifying new era of warfare.
The compelling stories of the brilliant Hungarian scientist who helps create the atom bomb, the daring American pilot who delivers it, and the devoted Japanese daughter who suffers the devastating consequences fatally intertwine across countries, continents, and decades.
Partly using verbatim testimonies, this powerful new play explores the events surrounding the catastrophic “mistake” that launched our nuclear age.
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With Riko Nakazono and Michael Mears
1945. The United States drops two atomic bombs on Japan, heralding a terrifying new era of warfare.
The compelling stories of the brilliant Hungarian scientist who helps create the atom bomb, the daring American pilot who delivers it, and the devoted Japanese daughter who suffers the devastating consequences fatally intertwine across countries, continents, and decades.
Partly using verbatim testimonies, this powerful new play explores the events surrounding the catastrophic “mistake” that launched our nuclear age.
My First Ex-Husband is a bold and heartfelt adaptation of true stories by the legendary Joy Behar—comedienne, author, and co-host of “The View”. With razor-sharp wit and no filters, the show explores the messy, hilarious truths of love, sex, and relationships. Whether you're happily coupled, cautiously committed, or thinking about changing the locks, these stories are your stories—only funnier.
MMAC Theatre (248 W. 60th St.)
Closing 5/18
The current cast, performing through April 20, features Veanne Cox, Jackie Hoffman, Carolyn McCormick, and Andrea Navedo. Beginning April 23, the final New York cast includes Marilu Henner (Taxi, Chicago), Marsha Mason (The Goodbye Girl, Frasier, Grace & Frankie), Julia Sweeney (Saturday Night Live), and Benja K. Thomas (Fat Ham).
Joy Behar will also appear in special Wednesday matinees on April 30 (Joined by Whoopi Goldberg), May 7, and May 14.
NATIONAL TOUR BEGINING THIS SUMMER
For tickets and more information, visit www.MyFirstExHusband.com
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- Prepare 16–32 bars of a song in the style of the shows; selections from Escape to Margaritaville or Nunsense are welcome but not required.
- An accompanist will be provided; please bring sheet music. No recorded music or singing cappella is permitted.
- Bring a headshot and résumé.
- Actors may be asked to learn a brief dance combination during the Dance Call; please dress accordingly.
- Guitar skills (particularly for Tully and Rachel in Escape to Margaritaville) may be showcased.
- Tully (Male presenting, 25–40, Tenor, any ethnicity)
- Rachel (Female presenting, 25–35, Mezzo-Soprano, any ethnicity)
- Tammy (Female presenting, 30–40, Mezzo-Soprano, any ethnicity)
- Brick (Male presenting, 30–40, Tenor, any ethnicity)
- Marley (Female presenting, 40–49, Soprano, native islander)
- JD (Male presenting, 60–79, Baritone, any ethnicity)
- Jamal (Male presenting, 25–40, Tenor, native islander)
- Chad (Male presenting, 30–45, any ethnicity)
- Ensemble (All genders, ages, ethnicities, vocal parts)
- Sister Mary Regina (Mother Superior) (Female, 60s, Range: B3–F5)
- Sister Mary Hubert (Mistress of Novices) (Female, mid-50s, Range: G3–F5)
- Sister Robert Anne (Female, mid-30s, Range: G3–D5)
- Sister Mary Amnesia (Female, late 30s, Range: Db4–C6)
- Sister Mary Leo (Female, early/mid-30s, Range: G#3–G5)
- Sister Mary Michael (Female any age, Range:( G3–C6)
Two River Theater celebrates women’s health and wellness with a free fair on Saturday, April 26 from 10:00am to 2:00pm. This event will provide a wealth of resources, services, and on-site information—all completely free! The community gathering will be held in Two Rivers Theater’s lobby, library and studio. Families are welcome!
To RSVP for the above event, visit: https://tworivertheater.org/
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17) BAM Presents Word.Sound.Power.
2025 - Power to the Poets
A Showcase of Hip-Hop’s Political Force and the Art of Spoken Word Featuring Performances by Nejma Nefertiti, Okai, and Sincerity Garcia with DJ Reborn, April 25 & 26
Word. Sound. Power 2025—Power to the Poets
Featuring Nejma Nefertiti, Okai, and Sincerity Garcia
Directed and hosted by MC Baba Israel
With DJ Reborn
Hip-hop and poetry have long been a battleground for truth, resistance, and revolution. Now, as the world faces another defining moment, BAM’s Word. Sound. Power. returns to uplift the voices that challenge, disrupt, and inspire, featuring an incredible lineup of hip-hop artists: Nejma Nefertiti, Okai, and Sincerity Garcia.
Word. Sound. Power 2025—Power to the Poets channels the power, raw energy, and spirit of the late ‘80s and ‘90s—a time when artists like Public Enemy, Queen Latifah, and KRS-One revolutionized hip-hop with fearless storytelling. A new generation of artist-activists takes the stage to continue that legacy—raising voices, dropping bars, and shaking the system with words.
Expect moments of raw, spontaneous cypher sessions and innovative narrative interludes that challenge the status quo and amplify the voices of the unheard. More than a performance, Word. Sound. Power. is a call to raise our voices, confront injustice, and celebrate the enduring impact of hip-hop’s poetic tradition.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit BAM.org.
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18) Free Garment District
Educational History Walking Tours
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| Courtesy of Off Off PR 19) CINDY OF ARC Returns to Re-Opened Laurie Beechman Theatre, NYC Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. Laurie Beechman Theatre 407 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 For tickets, visit: www.CindyOfArc.com |
Back at the newly re-opened Laurie Beechman Theater in NYC by popular demand, the “brilliant and blistering” Cindy of Arc continues its monthly residency with their next performance scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
Finalist for the 2023 Richard Rodgers Award for Musical Theater, the VERY timely celebrated comedy rock extravaganza by playwright and performer Cynthia Kaplan is about the problem men have with lying and where that's gotten the rest of us. Particularly women. And Jews. Cindy of Arc is directed by Emmy-Winning writer and Tony-nominated producer Dani Davis, who directs a cast of four, including Cynthia Kaplan with Scott Stein, Dan Barman, and Zachary Larson/Julian Maile. Cindy of Arc will be staged at the Laurie Beechman Theatre, 407 West 42nd Street in NYC.
Why are there no Jews in Whoville? What is a scold’s bridle? What is the song Delta Dawn really about? Should we rethink Dr. Deborah Birx? Why is the Holy Ghost a ghost? In this brand new work of comedy and music, your guide, Cindy of Arc, will answer these and other pressing questions, taking you through an abridged history of the lies men tell in such popular areas as religion, politics, sex, and, of course, songwriting. Think American Utopia but with Nazis, expletives, cannibals, dogs, no David Byrne, and no Utopia. And no choreographer. And no money. And it’s a comedy. And we wear shoes. But otherwise, very similar.
General admission tickets start at $25, plus a $25 food/drink minimum. For tickets, visit https://www.cindyofarc.com/. Direct ticketing link.
The runtime is 65 minutes, no intermission.
20) NEW DOCUMENTARY FILM,
“CARLO ACUTIS: ROADMAP TO REALITY,”
COMING FROM FATHOM ENTERTAINMENT
TO THEATRES NATIONWIDE APRIL 27-29
Documentary premiere comes to theatres the same day
as Carlo Acutis is made a saint by the Catholic Church
Castletown Media, in association with Jim Wahlberg, is thrilled to announce a partnership with Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners worldwide, to bring the documentary film, Carlo Acutis: Roadmap to Reality, to theatres nationwide for a special limited release from April 27 - 29, 2025. The release date coincides with Pope Francis’ canonization of Carlo Acutis, the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint, on April 27.
The highly anticipated documentary explores the life and legacy of the soon-to-be Saint Carlo Acutis and how he navigated the modern world. It tackles urgent technology-related questions, examining how the virtual landscape threatens our fundamental understanding of what it means to be human. The film also tracks the journey of a group of high school students who embark on a two-week pilgrimage from North Dakota to Italy to visit Carlo’s tomb. A requirement for their pilgrimage: disengage from technology and leave their phones at home.
Carlo Acutis features Carlo’s family and friends sharing their firsthand experiences and his impact on their lives. The documentary film also features well-known voices in the Catholic Church and technology experts who offer a model for young people to engage in the digital world. Is it beneficial to highlight a few of the more known, respected people in the film?
In a world losing itself to screens, teenage mystic Carlo Acutis saw beyond the social media-addicted society we live in and offered an answer… if we're willing to listen.
For more information about the film and to be the first to know when tickets go on sale, please visit CarloAcutisFilm.com or FathomEntertainment.com.
21) THE INKWELL SINGERS
LEAD A MUSICAL REVOLUTION
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INTO THE GAP: Songs of Protest and Hope
at Don’t Tell Mama
Thursday, April 24th, 2025 at 7:00pm
Saturday, April 26th, 2025 at 3:30pm
Don’t Tell Mama (343 West 46th Street, NYC)
One of New York City’s newest singing groups, the acclaimed INKWELL SINGERS, will debut their new show INTO THE GAP: Songs of Protest and Hope on April 24th at 7:00pm and April 26th at 3:30pm, 2025, at Don’t Tell Mama.
INTO THE GAP: Songs of Protest and Hope will present songs and stories to help audiences grapple with the state of our turbulent world and how to embrace life’s daily challenges. This show is an opportunity for fostering community through familiar music and music makers, including The Beatles; Peter, Paul and Mary; Joni Mitchell; Simon & Garfunkel; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; Rodgers & Hammerstein; Kander & Ebb; Jerry Herman; Frank Sinatra and more.
INKWELL SINGERS will be joined by music director and pianist / violinist David Shenton, guitarist / bassist Matt Scharfglass, and special guest vocalists, INKWELL SINGERS’ Kara & Daniela Masciangelo.
INKWELL SINGERS’ Andy Rice and Matthew Schermerhorn are excited to perform their 10th set of NYC cabaret shows at the iconic Don’t Tell Mama. They said, “To us, Don’t Tell Mama is the heart and soul of New York cabaret, where all are welcome and made to feel at home. It’s about musical community, and so much of that is thanks to the inspiration and genuine care of booking Director Sidney Myer.”
INTO THE GAP plays at Don’t Tell Mama (343 W 46th Street) on April 24th at 7:00 and April 26th at 3:30pm. There is a cover charge of $35 + a two-drink minimum (a food menu is also available). Reservations and information are available at linktr.ee/inkwellsingers. Please note that Don’t Tell Mama is an all-cash venue including cover charges, food and beverage, and tips.
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| Courtesy of Michelle Tabnick PR 22) Mimi Garrard and Collaborators present Dark and Light Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 2pm The Rubin Museum |
Mimi Garrard of Mimi Garrard Dance Theatre and Collaborators present Dark and Light on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 2pm at The Rubin Museum, 150 W. 17th Street, NYC. Dark and Light is explored with 5 videos directed by Mimi Garrard.
Darkness is explored in "A Dark Time," and "Gone." Lightness is explored in "Transformations" and "Sam and Michael Cube." "Through Ashes we Rise" ends the program with dark and light images.
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Expect a glamorous portrait of seven couples, tracing the arc of their relationships to the music of Frank Sinatra. Celebrated for its combination of technical precision and emotional depth, this work by the legendary Tharp captures the essence of romance and nostalgia.
Twyla Tharp’s irresistible Nine Sinatra Songs (1982) is an escape into a glamorous world of seven couples, tracing the arc of their relationships to the music of Frank Sinatra. Celebrated for its combination of technical precision and emotional depth, this work by the legendary Tharp captures the essence of romance and nostalgia. More than 40 years after its debut, The New York Times hails it “as something rare: an American masterpiece.” Set to Sinatra’s jazz-pop hits such as “All the Way,” “That’s Life,” and “Strangers in the Night,” Nine Sinatra Songs “seems to celebrate the glorious hope of connecting, and its impossibility.”
New Jersey Ballet presents the world premiere of New Ancient Strings, the second ballet by choreographer Harrison Ball for the company. Featuring costumes designed by Gap Inc. Creative Director Zac Posen and lighting by Brandon Stirling Baker, the ballet showcases a dynamic cast of 19 dancers performing to the evocative music of Toumani Diabaté and Ballaké Sissoko. Blending contemporary innovation with classical refinement, New Ancient Strings explores movement through the intricate rhythms and rich textures of Diabaté and Sissoko’s compositions. This collaboration brings together creative voices in dance, fashion, and stage design.
24) ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 2024 BROADWAY CAST ALBUM
CAST SIGNING AND PERFORMANCE
TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2025 AT 4:30PM
THE MUSEUM OF BROADWAY
145 West 45th St
THE FIRST 50 GUESTS WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE PERFORMANCE/Q&A AT THE MUSEUM OF BROADWAY
ALL GUESTS WHO PURCHASE CDS ON-SITE MAY HAVE THEM SIGNED FOLLOWING THE PERFORMANCE
Sutton Foster, Michael Urie, Daniel Breaker, Will Chase, Ana Gasteyer and Nikki Renée Daniels will appear to perform a few selections from the Album and to sign CDs.
The album’s official digital release was March 28, 2025, so come to the Museum of Broadway on April 22nd and be among the first to get your copies in person. The first 50 people to RSVP here will be assured a seat and others will be added to the waitlist. We will contact you when a seat becomes available. RSVP here: https://events.humanitix.com/
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| Courtesy of Michelle Tabnick PR 25) South Street Seaport Museum Announces Public Programs in New Exhibition Maritime City 213 Water Street TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE |
South Street Seaport Museum announces public programs and events that give the opportunity for an enriched experience in the new exhibition Maritime City. The inaugural exhibition showcases 540 deliberately-selected objects from the Museum’s collections of 80,000 works of art, historical artifacts, and archival records, representing a wide range of time periods, themes, and materials. The exhibition spans the first three floors of A.A. Thomson & Co. building—the newly-renovated, historic 1868 warehouse, located at 213 Water Street (between Beekman and Fulton Streets). Recognized for its architectural significance within the South Street Seaport Historic District, the building was restored by the Museum and renowned preservation firm Beyer Blinder Belle.
The opening of Maritime City and the reopening of the A.A. Thomson & Co. building is accompanied by a range of dynamic public programs designed to invite visitors of all ages to make a deeper connection to New York’s rich maritime history. Programs will include Music and Maritime: An After-Hours Experience on April 25, 2025 from 5pm to 8pm and Morning Meditation in Maritime City on April 26, 2025 at 10:30am.
Music and Maritime: An After-Hours Experience | April 25, 2025
Free | 5–8pm | 213 Water Street
Enhance your visit to the newly-opened exhibition Maritime City with live music after-hours.
Stop by anytime between 5pm and 8pm for a free self-guided exploration of the three-floor exhibition that highlights how New York City, as we know it today, arose from the sea. From 5:30pm to 7:30pm, enjoy a live performance by musician and songwriter Blair Lamb, who will fill the first-floor gallery with beautiful piano and vocals.
These special evenings are perfect for a date night with your special someone, a memorable night with friends, or a solo visit to enjoy the exhibition and music at your own pace.
Advanced registration is encouraged for these free extended-hours but walkups will be accommodated as possible. seaportmuseum.org/maritime-
Morning Meditation in Maritime City | April 26, 2025
Free | 10:30am | 213 Water Street
Start your weekend with a unique yoga nidra morning meditation surrounded by maritime history in the first-floor gallery of the new exhibition Maritime City at the Seaport Museum.
Before the Museum opens for the day, take part in a guided meditation designed to support your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. These sessions are designed to quiet the mind, reduce stress, and foster greater self-awareness as well as provide a one-of-a-kind way to experience a museum.
Sign up today to surround yourself with the sounds and artifacts tied to the sea, relax, and unplug. Following the meditation, you are welcome to explore the full exhibition. Events are free, and advance registration is required. seaportmuseum.org/morning-
Maritime City Exhibition
$5–$18 | Wednesday–Sunday | 11am–5pm | 213 Water Street
The Seaport Museum’s latest exhibition Maritime City, highlights how New York City, as we know it today, arose from the sea. Throughout the extensive three-floor exhibition, 540 deliberately-selected objects from the collections and archives of the Seaport Museum are on view to underscore how the city’s identity as a global capital of culture and finance is rooted in its origins as a seaport.
As you walk through the exhibition, you will discover how the waterways, people, and industries of the Greater New York area—including all the boroughs, Long Island, and the Lower Hudson Valley—led to the creation of a truly diverse city. By sharing the material culture of New York and its people, the objects on display highlight stories of the working class people employed by ships, shipping lines, and other local industries throughout history, as well as the emigrant workers and immigrant families that came through the port as their first stop in America.
In Maritime City, you will experience a celebration of communities that have come together to grow New York. For four centuries, the port of New York has connected people to the world through the exchange of goods, ideas, languages, and cultures. Indigenous Lenape people were the first stewards of the waterways, creating trade routes connecting Manahatta to the sea. In the 17th-century European colonists, enslaved Africans, and migrants built on this foundation to give birth to a restless and ambitious city. Later waves of immigration, would grow a world capital formed by its oceanic links to the world. Just as the history of New York is woven from many stories, Maritime City employs artifacts to present a tapestry of a global metropolis shaped by the sea. The South Street Seaport Museum interprets these origins, a museum for a maritime city.
Access to Maritime City is included in museum admission tickets. Advance registration to guarantee your space is encouraged. seaportmuseum.org/maritime-
About South Street Seaport Museum Admission Tickets
Regular admission to the Seaport Museum is $18 for adults, $15 for seniors and students, and $5 for children under the age of 18. Admission for Seaport Museum members is free. Tickets are available for purchase online and in-person. Museum Admission tickets grant access to the 1885 tall ship Wavertree and 1908 lightship Ambrose at Pier 16 as well as all exhibitions on view in the introduction galleries inside Schermerhorn Row located at 12 Fulton Street. Admission tickets also include entry to the new exhibition Maritime City in A.A. Thomson & Co. located at 213 Water Street. In addition to regular admission, Pay What You Wish admission is available for purchase in-person at any check-in station at the Museum. seaportmuseum.org/
More About the Exhibition
Housed within the historic A.A. Thomson & Co. building—a historical artifact in its own right—Maritime City showcases a wide range of objects from the Museum’s collections of 80,000 works of art, historical artifacts, and archival records representing a wide range of time periods, themes, and materials. Objects on view include long-held artifacts and archival materials not previously seen by the public, alongside recent acquisitions that highlight the present and future of the Museum’s collecting. With such a wide array of items on view, this all-ages exhibition promises something for everyone.
Highlights within this expansive exhibition include:
● The 22-foot long 1935 builder model of the celebrated ocean liner RMS Queen Mary
● Paintings by the renowned maritime painters James Edward Buttersworth, Antonio Jacobsen, and Gordon Grant
● Unusually large turn-of-the-century glass plate negatives by the photography studio of George P. Hall & Son—including one of the fireworks display for the opening of the Williamsburg Bridge
● A rare surviving wheel from the French ocean liner SS Normandie
● Recently acquired items such as a contemporary fine art photograph by artist Jeremy Dennis, an enrolled Tribal Member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation, and more to come and explore.
● Fascinating miniatures and uniquely small artifacts that create a “Corner of Curiosities”
Also on view are examples of archeology that has been excavated from areas in the South Street Seaport Historic District and Lower Manhattan, and historical and modern views of New York from the 1600s to today. These include artworks that document milestones in New York history such as the physical expansion of the land in Lower Manhattan at the turn of the 19th century, the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge in 1883, the dedication of the Statue of Liberty in 1886, and the containerization of the Port of New York and New Jersey in the mid-20th century. Just as the history of New York is a combination of stories, Maritime Cityemploys artifacts to highlight the historic mosaic of a global metropolis born from its connections to the sea.
Additionally, Maritime City features educational items that invite you to get hands-on with history. Across all three floors, visitors of all ages are invited to further engage with the exhibition through interactive features designed to captivate every interest to better understand how New York City was formed by its oceanic links to the world.
Visitors are invited to:
● Open flat file drawers to uncover historical arts and crafts techniques, including technical drawings and ship plans, letterpress broadsides, lithographs, and wood engravings and discover the tools used to create these fascinating pieces
● Use stereographic viewers to see how people experienced places around the globe in the 19th century
● Touch and feel select artifacts such as Dutch-era bricks and oyster shells from the teaching collection of the Museum
● Explore items from the archives and special collections of the Museum that are too fragile for display, through video displays and touch screens
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| Courtesy of DKC/O&M 26) “SWEPT AWAY” (ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST RECORDING) PHYSICAL CD AND TWO LP VINYL PRESSINGS INLCUDING A LIMITED EDITION “DEVIL’S IN MY HEAD” RED PRESSING TO BE RELEASED ON FRIDAY, APRIL 25 |
The physical CD and two vinyl editions of the album, titled “Rough Seas” and a limited edition “Devil’s In My Head” Blood Moon red pressing, will be released on Friday, April 25.
The physical CD will be available for pre-order via Creative Goods here ahead of the release in April. Both vinyl’s, including the limited edition “Devil’s In My Head” Blood Moon red vinyl pressing, will be available exclusively on www.joymachinerecords.com.
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27) “SWEPT AWAY”
REUNION CONCERT
SOLD OUT!
SECOND SHOW ADDED BY POPULAR DEMAND
AT BOWERY BALLROOM
ON MONDAY, APRIL 28
After selling out their one-night-only reunion concert in less than three hours this morning, Michael Mayer, Stark Sands, and the producers of Broadway’s Swept Away hadded a second (late-night) at the Bowery Ballroom (6 Delancey St) on Monday, April 28 at 9:45 PM.
Tickets for the 9:45 PM concert are available for purchase HERE. A few additional tickets for the 7 PM concert may become available HERE
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| Courtesy of Michelle Tabnick PR 28) Theater Resources Unlimited announces TRU Virtual Audition Conference 2025 on Zoom April 26 & 27, 2025 at 11:30am to 6pm ET |
Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) in association with Write Act Repertory, presents The TRU Virtual Audition Conference for Theater 2025 (ACT25) on Saturday, April 26 and Sunday, April 27, 2025 on Zoom from 11:30am to 6pm ET. Early registration is now open at a discounted price through March 16th! Final submission deadline is April 16, 2025. For more information and to register visit, https://truonline.org/events/
Attend 3 workshops and master the nuances of virtual audition. Then be seen by over 40 theater companies, producers, writers, directors, agents and casting directors in one 2-minute audition! When registration is completed, TRU will create an individualized dashboard for you, and from there you can register FREE for the preparation workshops: Meet the Coaches, a symposium about acting with 10 top monologue and music coaches followed by individual one-on-one meetings with each; Virtual Audition Technique & Protocol with casting director Helene Galek; and Tech Smart: The Digital Audition Tool Box with casting director and tech coordinator Tamra Pica.
All TRU members and AEA members will be given priority acceptance and time assignments for the audition weekend, and then remaining applicants will be selected based on type, training and experience. All applicants who attend the preparation workshops will be accepted.
TRU strongly encourages diversity - they are inviting a range of theater companies and indie producers with a range of casting needs, including live performance, film and virtual. So yes, they want to see YOU. (Pssst ... the first 80 submissions will be automatically moved into priority time slots!)
YOUR REGISTRATION INCLUDES:
MEET THE COACHES on Saturday March 29, 2pm to 6pm eastern time - your registration will also give you access to info and contact for all the coaches who offer special discounts to better prepare you for your audition.
TECH SMART: DIGITAL AUDITION TOOLBOX with producer/casting director Tamra Pica to guide you in the most current tech requirements for a competitive virtual audition - second week of April, date to be confirmed
VIRTUAL AUDITION TECHNIQUE AND PROTOCOL on Thursday April 17 at 6pm, and Saturday April 19 at 2pm - Workshop with casting director Helene Galek
ONE-ON-ONE VIRTUAL TECH CHECK the week before the event
WHO WILL BE COMING TO SEE YOU (SO FAR):
Confirmed companies (as of 2/18/25): American Renaissance Theatre Co, Antonia Arts, Bantaaba Theatre, Blake Avenue Productions, Break a Leg Productions, CreateTheatre Play Festival, Handmade Musicals, Harlem Shakespeare Theatre, Helene Galek (Helene Galek Casting), HME Productions, Hudson River Repertory, Jay Michael Arts and Entertainment, The Ken Studio, Killing Kompany Dinner Theater, Marko Mako Productions, Nuance Theatre Company and John DeSotelle Studio, Osparations, Pulse Ensemble Theatre, Rhymes Over Beats, Sacred Ground Productions, Sanford Silver Productions, Theater in a Trunk, TRUSpeak: Hear Our Voices!, TRU Voices New Plays and New Musicals Reading Series, Valerie Adami, agent (SW Artists), ViOp Productions, West Village Musical Theatre Festival, Wildly Productive Productions, Write Act Repertory.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
• A digital version of your current HEADSHOT
• Professionally formatted RESUME
• TRU Audition APPLICATION. Online preferred:
https://forms.gle/
• An email with all the information required for our CASTING SHEETS: name/email/phone/where you are available for work/ht., wt., eyes, hair/vocal type, range/union status/audition pieces (see application packet for details)
• PAYMENT
AUDITION DATES AND DETAILS:
Saturday & Sunday, April 26 and 27
Non-singing Auditions: Saturday 11:30-6PM
Singing Auditions: Sunday 11:30AM-6PM (you will be required to perform a monologue, too)
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29) WEST BANK CAFÉ
ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AL HIRSCHFELD FOUNDATION
ORIGINAL AND LIMITED-EDITION HIRSCHFELDS NOW LINE THE WALLS OF THE ICONIC 42ND STREET RESTAURANT
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Tom D’Angora and Michael D'Angora, are thrilled to announce a partnership with The Al Hirschfeld Foundation, lining the walls of the iconic 42nd Street restaurant West Bank Café with both originals and limited-edition lithographs of Broadway’s biggest stars.
Included in the Foundation’s partnership are Sunday in the Park with George signed by Bernadette Peters and Mandy Patinkin, signed Chita Rivera, signed Donna McKechnie in A Chorus Line, signed Betty Buckley in Cats, Chicago, Matthew Broderick in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Passion, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum starring Nathan Lane, Chip Zien in Into the Woods, and Ellen Greene in Little Shop of Horrors.
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30) Works & Process Presents
The Metropolitan Opera: John Adams’s Antony and Cleopatra April 28, 2025 at 7pm Guggenheim New York |
Works & Process presents The Metropolitan Opera: John Adams’s Antony and Cleopatra on Monday, April 28, 2025 at Guggenheim New York in the Peter B. Lewis Theater, 1071 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10128 at 7pm. Tickets start at $25 and can be purchased at https://www.worksandprocess.
On May 12, 2025, preeminent American composer John Adams returns to the Metropolitan Opera in New York for the company premiere of his latest opera, Antony and Cleopatra—a glorious adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal drama. Groundbreaking director
Elkhanah Pulitzer brings a new production to the Met stage, transporting the story of troubled romance and political strife from ancient Rome to the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. Ahead of this historic premiere, Met General Manager Peter Gelb moderates a discussion with director Elkhanah Pulitzer, set designer Mimi Lien, and choreographer Annie-B Parson, and Pulitzer. Soprano Julia Bullock, bass-baritone Gerald Finley, and tenor Paul Appleby, and pianist Laura Poe perform highlights from the score then join the discussion.
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Philadelphia’s oldest and largest restaurant tradition returns - and celebrates a major milestone! Action Wellness announces the 35th Annual Dining Out for Life® at 40+ restaurants on Thursday, April 24, 2025. Each year, top restaurants and chefs welcome thousands of diners for a night of great food and giving back. Participating restaurants agree to donate a portion of their proceeds to support local individuals living with HIV. For 2025, this year’s restaurant line-up reads like a who’s who of the region’s most award-winning restaurants, with notable names such as Barclay Prime, Bistro Romano, Buddakan, Butcher and Singer, DaVinci & Yu, El Vez, Frankford Hall, Gilda, Giorgio on Pine,Good Dog Bar, LMNO, The Love, Mamajuana Cafe, Morimoto, P’unk Burger, P.J. Clarke’s, Parc, Positano Coast by Aldo Lamberti, Sophie’s BBQ, Stina, Talula’s Garden, Taqueria Amor, The Continental Midtown, The Dandelion, Villa Di Roma, Wilder and many more. Hours vary by restaurant. Reservations are encouraged in advance. For a full list of restaurants or to make an advance donation, visit diningoutforlife dot com/Philadelphia. Watch for updates by following on social media at @DineOut4LifePHL and share your meal using #DOFL2025 #DineOutEndHIV.
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| Courtesy of Kory Aversa PR 32) MANAYUNK STREAT FOOD FESTIVAL RETURNS TO MAIN STREET WITH 70+ OF THE REGION'S BEST FOOD TRUCKS AND GOURMET VENDORS ON APRIL 27TH |
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| Courtesy of Kory Aversa PR 33) PHILADELPHIA ZOO DEBUTS NEW ZOOTOPIARIES MOSAIC TOPIARY EXHIBITION - CREATING A MUST-VISIT ZOO EXPERIENCE FOR GARDEN AND ANIMAL LOVERS |
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