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2. Shakespeare In and Beyond The Parks.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*PARKS, *COSTUME
Abstract

The article reviews the bilingual musical "The Comedy of Errors," performed by Gían Pérez and directed by Rebecca Martínez in New York City in 2024.

Published
2024

4. For Tobias Menzies, Acting Is All About Less Being More.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*SUNGLASSES, *ANONYMITY
Abstract

The article previews the theatrical adaptation of "The Hunt," directed by Rupert Goold and starring Tobias Menzies, to be performed at St. Ann's Warehouse theater in New York starting February 2024.

Published
2024

5. Plenty of Punches, Seamlessly Staged.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article offers information on the intense staging of the rumble scene in the Broadway musical "The Outsiders."

Published
2024

6. Pretending Their Way Into a Band.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article discusses actors from the Broadway show 'Stereophonic' stepping out to perform as musicians in a real club in Brooklyn, with the performance opening on September 23, 2024 at Elsewhere in Williamsburg and running until April 19, 2024 at Broadway's Golden Theater, New York.

Published
2024

7. This Matriarch Has Major Issues.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*COMING out (Sexual orientation)
Abstract

The article offers performance review on Paula Vogel's drama "Mother Play: A Play in Five Evictions," focusing on themes of death, estrangement, and familial struggles, showcasing on May 16, 2024 at the Helen Hayes Theater, Manhattan, New York.

Published
2024

10. A Play Set on an Island Now Called Manhattan.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*ISLANDS, *SEVENTEENTH century
Abstract

The article reviews Mary Kathryn Nagle's play "Manahatta," starring Elizabeth Frances, Enrico Nassi and Sheila Tousey, at the Public Theater in New York City.

Published
2023

12. Not Shakespeare's Finest, But Making the Best of It.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*MULTIPLICATION
Abstract

The article focuses on Fiasco, a devised theater ensemble, tackling Shakespeare's "Pericles" at Classic Stage Company in Manhattan, employing their signature approach of setting much of the poetry to music and using an edited version of the text.

Published
2024

15. In His Hands, Simplicity Does the Trick.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*SIMPLICITY, *BROADWAY theatrical productions
Abstract

The article reviews the magic show "El Mago Pop" performed by Spanish illusionist Antonio Diaz at the Ethel Barrymore Theater in Manhattan,New York City in August 2023.

Published
2023

18. 'Sleep No More' to Close in January.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*TICKET sales, *PRICE increases
Abstract

he article announces that "Sleep No More," an immersive theater production based on Shakespeare's "Macbeth," will close its doors on January 28, 2023 due to rising production costs and an unwillingness to raise ticket prices; the show, which began in 2011 in New York.

Published
2023

19. Embodying a Life and a Libido.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*LIBIDO, *HUMAN sexuality
Abstract

The article reviews an theatrical play titled "Sabbath's Theater," held at the Signature Center in Manhattan, New York City Through December 17, 2023.

Published
2023

20. Sean Young Is Grateful For Off Broadway Role.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*BASEMENTS, *TILES, *TEMPLES, *LUGGAGE
Abstract

The article reviews a dance performance at the David H. Koch Theater in New York City through November 12, 2023, comparing the choreography of Lauren Lovette with Paul Taylor's works.

Published
2023

21. A Mash Note, Written in Lipstick and Blood.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews a fictional performance "Death Rattle Dazzle" in Washington Heights, U.S., featuring Paul Rudd as Ben Glenroy and Wesley Taylor as Cliff.

Published
2023

23. Nothing to Hide Up His Sleeves.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*DIME, *MAGICIANS, *MAGIC, *GRANDFATHERS
Abstract

The article reviews the "A Simulacrum" magic and illusion show featuring magician Steve Cuiffo and playwright Lucas Hnath, performed at Atlantic Stage 2 in New York until July 2, 2023.

Published
2023

26. A Boy And a Tiger, Finding Their Way.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*BOYS
Abstract

The article reviews the play "Life of Pi," directed by Max Webster and starring Hiram Abeysekera and Daisuke Tsuji, performed at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater in New York City.

Published
2023

27. Four Artists, Four Shows, Many Memories.

Author

SULCAS, ROSLYN, SOLOSKI, ALEXIS, COLLINS-HUGHES, LAURA, and FENG, RHODA

Subjects
*ARTISTS, *MEMORY
Abstract

The article reviews theatrical productions from February to May 2023 including "Misty" by playwright Arinze Kene at the Shed, "Bees and Honey" by playwright Guadalis Del Carmen at MCC Theater, and "Dark Disabled Stories" at Public Theater by playwright Ryan J. Haddad.

Published
2023

29. Theater That Jumps Right Off the Page.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article presents information on the Under the Radar festival, the annual survey of avant-garde theater and performance hosted by the Public Theater in New York through January 22, 2023, which features the theatrical production "A story," directed by Yngvild Aspeli.

Published
2023

30. Moments To Remember.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS, PHILLIPS, MAYA, GREEN, JESSE, HELLER, SCOTT, COLLINS-HUGHES, LAURA, and VINCENTELLI, ELISABETH

Subjects
*MEMORY
Abstract

The article reviews several theatrical performances including the "Topdog/Underdog" by actor Corey Hawkins, "Three Tall Women" by Glenda Jackson and "At the Wedding" by Bryna Thrner in 2022 in the U.S.

Published
2023

31. It's Pretty Hard to Ignore the Cannibal in the Room.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews a recent visit to the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, highlighting various experimental performances that explore themes of appetite, identity, and inclusivity, with a particular focus on the unique and restful "Rhythm Bath" performance installation.

Published
2023

32. Playwrights Put America Onstage, Warts and All.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*WARTS, *DRAMATISTS, *NATIONAL parks & reserves
Abstract

The article reviews "The Democracy Project," a site-specific performance at Federal Hall, critiquing America's history with a focus on historical events such as first U.S. President George Washington's inauguration.

Published
2023

33. Immigration Has an Emotional Price.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*PRICES
Abstract

The article reviews Lloyd Suh's play "The Far Country," directed by Eric Ting and starring Eric Yang and Amy Kim Waschkle at the Linda Gross Theater in New York City.

Published
2022

34. With the Greatest of Ease Yet Again.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews "Dream Big" circus of the Big Apple Circus at Lincoln Center in New York City through January 1, 2023, directed by Philip Wm. McKinley and featuring Nik Wallenda, Eli Huber and Gena Cristiani.

Published
2022

36. Having Fun With a Tragedy Can Be a Cautionary Tale.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Romeo and Juliet" directed by Hansol Jung and Dustin Wills starring Dorcas Leung performed at the Lynn F.Angelson Theater in Manhattan, New York through June 3, 2023.

Published
2023

37. A 17th-Century Play Speaks To the Present's Hypocrisy.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*HYPOCRISY, *CONSPIRACY theories
Abstract

The article reviews theatrical production "Tartuffe" performed at Prospect park LeFrak Center on May 27, 2023 featuring actors Matthew Rauch.

Published
2023

39. A Heroic Grocer Wielding His Trusty Tools.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Knight of the Burning Pestle" directed by Noah Brody and Emily Young starring Ben Steinfeld performed at Lucille Lortel Theater in Manhattan, New York through May 13, 2023.

Published
2023

41. A Chaucerian Tale, Just Cantering Along.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews the Zadie Smith play "The Wife of Willesden," directed by Indhu Rubasingham and starring Scott Miller, Clare Perkins, and Jessica Murrain, performed at Harvey Theater in Brooklyn, New York until April 16, 2023.

Published
2023

42. Humor That Hangs by a Thread.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*WIT & humor, *THREAD (Textiles)
Abstract

The article offers a review of the theatrical performance of Greg Tannahill in " Peter Pan Goes Wrong", at a London rooftop.

Published
2023

43. A Play That Goes Beyond Likable.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews the adaptation of William Shakespeare's play "As You Like It," directed by Laurie Woolery and starring Rebecca Naomi Jones, Darius De Haas and Ato Blankson-Wood, at the Delacorte Theater in New York City.

Published
2022

46. A Musical That Isn't Quite Ready to Wear.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews the musical "The Devil Wears Prada," starring Christiana Cole, Tiffany Mann, and Taylor Iman, performed at the James M. Nederlander Theater in Chicago, Illinois until August 21, 2022.

Published
2022

47. Stepping Into The Weirdest Show in Town.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
BROOKLYN (New York, N.Y.), HOEPFNER, Andrew
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Bottom of the Ocean," performed by Chia Kwa and Naja Newell, at Gymnopedie in Brooklyn, New York City.

Published
2022

48. Apocalypse Eventually, With Songs.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*APOCALYPSE, *SONGS
Abstract

The article reviews the play "Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play," directed by Davis McCallum and starring Britney Nicole Simpson, Merritt Janson, and Lauren Karaman, performed at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival in Garrison, New York until September 17, 2022.

Published
2022

49. The Better To Charm You With.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews the play "Into the Woods," directed by Lear deBessonet and starring Sara Bareilles, Phillipa Soo, and Gavin Creel, performed at the St. James Theater in Manhattan, New York until August 21, 2022.

Published
2022

50. Nine Hours Of Stories.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Abstract

The article reviews the play "One Thousand and One Night," starring Lianne Elsouki, Kate Budnet and Leonie Bell, at the Target Margin Theater in Brookly, New York City.

Published
2022

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