Kirk Douglas Theater’s commitment to bringing us powerful plays that involve social and racial issues continues with the […]
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Set in 1990’s New York, TRAYF is named after the Yiddish word for “non-kosher” or “forbidden.” The play […]
The story of Orpheus and Eurydice fits nicely into the most conventional plot line of all: Boy meets […]
Music legend, Sting marks his theater composing debut with The Last Ship, one of the most eagerly anticipated […]
It’s been 24 years since Sir Matthew Bourne (The Red Shoes, Mary Poppins, Cinderella) first unveiled his take […]
Mike Birbiglia (Sleepwalk with me, Orange is the New Black) tells his story with uncanny candor, sharing an […]
Daniel Aukin directs Tony award winner Idina Menzel (Rent, Wicked) in her first non-singing role as Jodi Isaac, […]
Richard Wright’s groundbreaking novel of oppression, injustice and racial tension comes to life brilliantly in this timely adaptation […]
How to decode a Philip Glass opera? Perhaps the key is in not trying to, and simply immersing […]
An awkward, ignored kid suddenly becomes popular, and finds himself in a position to make a difference — […]
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