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"King Kong," a musical written by Alfred Preisser, Randy Weiner and DJ Cold Cut, with a score by Wes Matthews, gives a classic new dimensions.
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From the immense lineup of shows in the New York International Fringe Festival, staff members at The Times play some hunches and make some picks to see.
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
"Dancing on Nails," a play at Theater 80, focuses on a 1950s-era Jewish hardware store owner who hires a young black woman and develops romantic feelings toward her.
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Three first ladies are portrayed by one actress-playwright in "Tea for Three," by Elaine Bromka and Eric H. Weinberger at Urban Stages.
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"21," presented by Repertorio Español at the Gramercy Arts Theater, centers on a rambunctious family's bumpy celebration at a casino.
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In "The Weir," four men and a woman meet at a pub, where they crack jokes, drink too much, swap stories and reveal themselves slowly.
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
"Scrambled Eggs," a play by Robin Amos Kahn and Gary Richards, is about a premenopausal woman reflecting on her commonplace life, her past boyfriends and her eventual marriage to a nice guy.…
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In the saloon at the center of Adam Szymkowicz's "Clown Bar" the regulars wear clown makeup and costumes, and speak in the hard-boiled slang of 1930s gangsters.
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Friday, December 28, 2012
The wildly percussive "Mulan the Musical," at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater, isn't Disney, although it tells the story of the same high-spirited heroine.
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The mime troupe Mummenschanz returns with tried-and-true skits that continue to be crowd-pleasers, even if the crowd is made up of gadget-obsessed youngsters.
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Monday, November 5, 2012
Mike Vogel's play "March Madness," set in an unhappy newsroom, derives humor from the kind of office politics seen in television sitcoms.
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With its new show, "Legendarium," the Big Apple Circus continues to occupy Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center during the fall and early winter.
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"Cry for Peace: Voices From the Congo" captures the horror of violence through the words of the actors, who are real survivors of what they describe.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012
"The Exonerated," in a revival at the Culture Project, recounts the tales of six former death-row inmates, using their own words. And 10 years after its premiere, it is still unsettling.
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