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The Maxamoo Podcast Previews Fall Theatre in New York

By: Sep. 26, 2019
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The Maxamoo Podcast Previews Fall Theatre in New York  ImageAurin, David, and Ben come together to talk about shows that're coming up in the next few months.

Introductions (0:00)

Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven at Atlantic Theater Company (1:24)

Fires in the Mirror at Signature Theatre (9:41)

Is This A Room at the Vineyard Theatre (15:01)

Quick mention of Looking at You at HERE Arts Center (20:40)

Soft Power at The Public Theater (21:23)

Scotland, PA at Roundabout Theatre Company (28:11)

Georgia Mertching Is Dead at Ensemble Studio Theatre (36:52)

The Underlying Chris at 2nd Stage (39:09)

Forbidden Broadway: The Next Generation at the Triad Theatre (44:02)

The 2019 New Masculinities Festival at New York City's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center (49:24)

Things we're excited for (52:07)

The Lightning Thief on Broadway

The Trade Federation: Or, Let's Explore Globalization Through the Star Wars Prequels at IRT Theater

Everybody Rise: A Resistance Cabaret at Birdland Theater

And don't forget: our October 24th episode is our first Maxamoo Book Club! So pick up a copy of Anna Deavere Smith's Letters to a Young Artist wherever books or audiobooks are sold. If you have anything you'd like us to talk about on that episode, tweet it at us or email it to us by October 20th!


About Maxamoo

The Maxamoo Podcast Previews Fall Theatre in New York  Image

On Maxamoo's New York City Theater Podcast we cut through that chaos and just tell you: what's good, what's bad, and what we recommend.

We base our recommendations on the quality and characteristics of the production, not theater size. So the terms Broadway, Off Broadway, and Off Off Broadway (which are all technical terms describing the location and number of seats in a theater) are not important to us.

We strive to include diverse, interesting, and innovative productions, shows you're probably missing if you rely on mainstream publications like the New York Times, The New Yorker, and Time Out New York, which cover only a tiny fraction of the arts, culture, and theater world.



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