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Maria Isabella Rojas and Michael Garrett Boxleitner are captivating in this spirited revival of the 2012 romantic drama, inspired by theories of physics.
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Tanna Frederick's beguiling self-written solo show is centered on her complex romantic relationship with a renowned and unnamed indie film director
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A stalled Romanian NYC comic and a DJ form a sketch comedy duo emphasizing his nationality in this wildly inventive play which is fiercely performed.
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The lives of 17th century young English male actors who played female roles are dramatized in this theatrical presentation performed by a magnetic cast.
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Len Cariou is majestic as the upbeat professor dying of ALS; the magnetic Christopher J. Domig is his pupil in this ravishing production at a NYC church.
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The acclaimed NYC vocalist triumphed in his retrospective show that was smartly directed by Jeff Harnar and gloriously accompanied by The Tom Nelson Trio.
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This vividly performed Larry David-style comedy of revenge is a highlight of a program of accomplished short plays presented by the Chain Theatre.
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Cynthia Nixon is ferocious as an egotistical performance artist and Taylor Trensch is fearless as her gay son in this haunting high-tech family drama.
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An uproarious 1950's show business spoof with plentiful "All About Eve" references that is performed by a dynamic cast; a Broadway diva is a man in drag.
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A mystical donkey (a fabulous life-sized puppet) figures in this riotous farce set in a Bogotá "erotic resort" where private U.S. forces are on a mission.
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A trio of grand actors recite poetry and interact at a bar in Nyack, New York, as a dystopian scenario emerges outside in this stimulating presentation.
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A happily married Black couple's 31st anniversary celebration is complicated by the arrival of the wife's two sisters in this entrancing domestic drama.
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Gabby Beans is sensational as a woman from a dysfunctional background who triumphs over adversity in this stylized theatrical saga spanning over 20 years.
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Peter Friedman and Sydney Lemmon are awesome in this cryptic, topical and theatrical psychological thriller about a therapist and a troubled tech worker.
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Bina Sharif and Kevin Mitchell Martin vividly portray two Manhattan tramps in Sharif's latest existential two-character one-act play.
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"The Glass Menagerie" gets an affectionately loopy performance piece-style reworking by an engaging cast in an energetic Almodóvarean presentation.
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Two young male and female singer-songwriters meet in Central Park's Strawberry Fields in this engaging and bittersweet musical; life's harshness intrudes.
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Two deceased Black female playwright's works, personal Off-Off-Broadway shows, and two Broadway revivals were highlights of the New York stage this year.
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Matt de Rogatis is awesome as a disaffected Texas Vietnam veteran in this expanded adaptation of deceased Southern author James McLure's one-act play.
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Wade McCollum is phenomenal as a now obscure mid-20th century gay male performer and writer in this exhilarating biographical solo show with music.
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Dianne Wiest is magnificent as a 75-year-old Wisconsin widow who moves to LA to make it show business in this zany odyssey that is given an epic production.
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Sean Young is triumphant as a washed-up B actress in this uproarious yet poignant exploration of old Hollywood's underside; four sad tales are enacted.
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John Turturro is titanic in this euphoric stage adaptation of Philip Roth's acclaimed novel about a mentally unraveling 64-year-old licentious puppeteer.
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W. Somerset Maugham's scintillating 1926 social comedy is given a fizzy revival by a NYC-based theater company devoted to artists over the age of 50.
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David Dean Bottrell's self-written solo show is an entertaining personal exploration about death comprised of well-crafted short, intertwined episodes.
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