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Halley Feiffer and Kieran Culkin (Photo: Joan Marcus)
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subUrbia
By Eric Bogosian / Directed by Jo Bonney
With Diksha Basu, Jessica Capshaw, Kieran Culkin, Michael Esper, Halley Feiffer, Daniel Eric Gold, Gaby Hoffmann, Manu Narayan, Peter Scanavino
Sets by Richard Hoover / Costumes by Mimi O'Donnell / Lighting by David Weiner / Sound Design by Robert Kaplowitz / Production Stage Manager James Wendy Oullette / Stage Manager Sharika Niles
"ENTERTAINING AND HORRIFYING! Brimming with black humor, sex and sad consequences. Well-acted and well-directed."
— Matt Windman, amNY
"SOME OF THE BRIGHTEST YOUNG PERFORMERS IN TOWN!"
— Ben Brantley, The New York Times
"PACKS A PUNCH! 'subUrbia' is worth a trip!"
— Frank Scheck, New York Post
"RIVETING, POWERFUL AND EXCITING!"
— Larry Worth, The Hollywood Reporter
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Patricia Heaton and Tony Shalhoub (Photos: Joan Marcus) |
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THE SCENE
By Theresa Rebeck / Directed by Rebecca Taichman
With Anna Camp, Patricia Heaton, Tony Shalhoub, Christopher Evan Welch
Sets by Derek McLane / Costumes by Jeff Mahshie / Lighting by Kevin Adams / Sound Design by John Gromada / Production Stage Manager Lori ann Zepp / Stage Manager Stephanie Gatton
“A HIGH-OCTANE, SHARP-WITTED, SHARP-ELBOWED COMEDY ABOUT SEX AND SHOW BUSINESS IN CONTEMPORARY MANHATTAN.”
— Charles Isherwood, The New York Times
“DON’T MISS! A BITTER MORALITY TALE THAT KEEPS US THOROUGHLY ENGAGED. TONY SHALHOUB IS MAGNIFICENT!”
— David Cote, Time Out New York
“HILARIOUS DARK COMEDY WITH DYNAMITE PERFORMANCES. PATRICIA HEATON SHINES! ANNA CAMP IS MARVELOUS! CHRISTOPHER EVAN WELCH IS TERRIFIC!”
— Joe Dziemianowicz, New York Daily News
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David Greenspan and Don Amendolia (Photo: Joan Marcus) |
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SOME MEN
By Terrence McNally / Directed by Trip Cullman
With Don Amendolia, Kelly AuCoin, Romain Fruge, David Greenspan, Jesse Hooker, Michael McElroy, Pedro Pascal, Randy Redd, Frederick Weller
Set Design by Mark Wendland / Costume Design by Linda Cho / Lighting by Natasha Katz / Sound by Dan Moses Schreier / Production Stage Manager Andrea "Spook" Testani / Stage Manager Kelly Hance
"A RESOUNDING SUCCESS! The history of the gay mainstream has probably never had a fuller telling on-stage than here, with a supremely talented cast."
— Jonathan Warman, NY Blade
"A Chronicle of gay life in America over the past 80 years...a lively invaluable, fast-moving history lesson that manages to instruct and entertain at the same time. Emotionally compelling, often quite funny and buoyed by an excellent cast."
— Michael Kuchwara, Associated Press
"From the poignantly tender to the broadly comic, Some Men is beautifully acted and sensitively directed by Trip Cullman."
— Frank Scheck, New York Post
"Terrence McNally develops his panoramic study in typically fluent, thoughtful and compassionate terms, as in life, and love, abundant humore helps make this uplifting drama go."
— Michael Sommers, Star-Ledger
"A THOUGHTFUL, AMUSING AND OFTEN TOUCHING CELEBRATION!"
— Robert Feldberg, Bergen Record
OBIE AWARD (Outstanding Performance)
— David Greenspan
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Joseph Parks, Maria Dizzia
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EURYDICE
By Sarah Ruhl / Directed by Les Waters
With Maria Dizzia, Gian-Murray Gianino, Carla Hartig, Ramiz Monsef, Joseph Parks, Charles Shaw Robinson, Mark Zeisler
Set Design by Scott Bradley / Costume Design by Meg Neville / Lighting by Russell H. Champa / Sound Design by Bray Poor / Production Stage Manager Cynthia Cahill / Stage Manager Stephanie Gatton
“RHAPSODICALLY BEAUTIFUL. An inexpressibly moving theatrical fable about love, loss and the pleasures and pains of memory. NOT TO BE MISSED by anyone with an interest in fresh theatrical voices.”
— Charles Isherwood, The New York Times
“EXHILARATING, LUMINOUS, and MAGICAL!”
— John Lahr, The New Yorker
“Exquisitely staged by Les Waters and an inventive design team. Ruhl’s wild flights of imagination, some deeply affecting passages and beautiful imagery provide transporting pleasures. They conspire to create original, at times breathtaking, stage pictures.”
— David Rooney, Variety
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Debra Jo Rupp and Ashlie Atkinson (Photo: Joan Marcus) |
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The Butcher of Baraboo
By Marisa Wegryzn / Directed by Judith Ivey
With Ashley Atkinson, Michael Countryman, Ali Marsh, Debra Jo Rupp, Welker White
Set Design by Beowulf Borrit / Costumes by Andrea Lauer / Lighting by Jeff Croiter / Sound by Ryan Rumery / Production Stage Manager Lori Ann Zepp / Stage Manager Susan Shay
"Playright Marisa Wegryzn exhibits a compelling and idiosyncratic voice in this macabre and often hilarious play. From its first grimly funny opening moments, there are glimmers of Beth Henley's Crimes of the Heart, Ethan and Joel Coen's Fargo, and Mike Leigh's Secrets and Lies."
— David Finkle, Theatremania.com
"The Butcher of Baraboo succeeds in wrapping the audience into small-town Wisconsin with is portrayals of the characters' lives that sidestep over moralistic preaching. It's a slice of off-kilter life that hits home with violent force. Rupp is an intense joy from start to finish. Atkinson is an angaging enigma."
— Matthew Murray, Talkin' Broadway
"Deliciously intriguing! The actors onstage are real people, and this could easily be real life."
— Summer Banks, Curtain Up
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Michael Ray Escamilla, Lorenzo Pisoni (Photos: Joan Marcus) |
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Election Day
By Josh Tobiessen / Directed by Jeremy Dobrish
With Michael Ray Escamilla, Halley Feiffer, Adam Green, Lorenzo Pisoni, Katherine Powell
Set Design by Steven Capone / Costumes by Mattie Ulrich / Lighting by Michael Gottlieb / Sound by Jill BC DuBoff / Production Stage Manager Lori Ann Zepp / Stage Manager Susan Shay
"AN OUTRAGEOUS COMEDY!"
— Neil Genzlinger, The New York Times
"RIDICULOUSLY ENTERTAINING - Cute and cutting satirical comedy."
— Variety
"If you like to laugh you should definitely check out Election Day. Josh Tobiessen's script is very smartly written...He does an excellent job creating such vibrant characters and wrapping them in such a hilarious story. IT'S IRREVERENT, FUNNY, MODERN AND A GREAT NIGHT OUT!"
— EDGE New York
"Getting out the vote has never been more fun than in Josh Tobiessen's delightfully farcical comedy."
— Dan Bacalzo, Theatremania.com
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