Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Avenue Compelling, riveting, and relevant. Directed by Richard Jones (The Hairy Ape, Park Avenue Armory) and set in 1930’s Germany,
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🍸 Betrayal (Closed)
Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre The age-old love triangle and who betrays whom within it are the basic themes of this play, but oh how staging
🍸 Seared (Closing Dec. 22)
MCC Theater, 511 West 52nd Street, NYC See it if you are a fan of Theresa Rebeck (Bernhardt/Hamlet), Raúl Esparza, or if you are hungry for
🍸 Broken Story (Closed)
White Horse Theater Company, Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street, NYC A well-written and well-directed Hollywood murder mystery (with a simple plot) that not only
🍸 The Young Man From Atlanta (Closes Dec. 15th)
The Pershing Square Signature Center, 480 West. 42nd Street Traditional, slow-building, with characters revealing their souls like the peeled layers of an onion and a
Toni Stone (Closed)
Laura Pels Theater at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theater (111 W. 46th St.Midtown) Credits: Written by Lydia R. Diamond; Directed by Pam
🍸 A Bright Room Called Day (Through Dec. 22)
The Public Theater Tony Kushner and Oskar Eustis team up to deliver a masterpiece, scarily relevant, asking the tough question of how you will respond
🍸For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf (Closing Dec. 15th)
The Public Theater Let yourself be lulled inside this colorful, edgy, ‘choreopoem’ celebrating beauty, strength, sadness, and sisterhood. Seven individual yet connected women use the
Of the woman Came the Beginning of Sin and Though Her We All Die (closed)
Cast: Ianne Fields Stewart, Carolyn Kettig, Sabina Friedman-Seitz, Kirsten Harvey, Starr Kirkland,Bear Brumme. Creative: Written by Lily Houghton, Directed by Kylie M. Bron, Leigh Honigman
🍸 The Sound Inside (Through Jan. 12)
Roundabout/Studio 54, West 54th Street, NY Dealing with difficult subjects in an often witty fashion, this play by Adam Rapp is well worth seeing. The
🍸 See You (closed)
New Ohio Theatre, 154 Christopher Street, NYC Guillaume Corbeil, text; Max Hunter, direction; Steven McCarthy, English translation; Melissa Barry, stage management; Cheyenne Sykes, lighting and
🍸 Moulin Rouge (open run)
Al Hirschfeld Theater Cast includes: Karen Olivo, Aaron Tveit, Danny Burstein, Sahr Ngaujah, Tam Mutu, Ricky Rojas, Robyn Hurder, Jacqueline B. Arnold, Holly James,
