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The first notices are in for creation stories and all the important importants, Mfoniso Udofia’s world premiere for LCT3, which opened at Lincoln Center Theater’s Claire Tow Theater on Thursday, October 1.
The reviews are in for Human Things, the first play by Joshua Owen to reach Off-Broadway, which opened on September 25 at the West End Theatre on West 86th Street in a staging by Rory McGregor.
The reviews are in for Delirium, Igor Golyak’s adaptation of Eugène Ionesco’s 1962 Frenzy for Two, or More, which his Arlekin Players Theatre brought to Brooklyn’s Space at Irondale after a Boston-area run this summer…
The reviews are in for Degenerates, the new play by Else Went and her second with her wife, the director Emma Rosa Went, after last season’s five-hour Initiative.
The reviews are in for School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play, Jocelyn Bioh’s 1986-set comedy about a Ghanaian boarding school where the Miss Ghana pageant recruiter is coming and the queen bee has just met her…
The reviews are in for In Honor of Jean-Michel Basquiat, the solo piece Roger Guenveur Smith has written, directed and performs at New York Theatre Workshop about the friend he met in a Los Angeles dance hall in 1982…
The reviews are in for Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library, Jenny Lyn Bader’s chamber drama about the eight days in 1933 that the young Hannah Arendt spent in a Gestapo cell in Berlin, accused of gathering…
The notices are in for Arias with a Twist, the return of Basil Twist and Joey Arias’s puppet-and-song spectacle to the HERE Arts Center, where it first played in 2008.
The notices are in for How Shakespeare Saved My Life, which opened at the Public Theater on September 27 and runs to October 25.
