Olivia Mancini
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New York City Children's Theater's Holiday Tradition MY FIRST NUTCRACKER to Return To Theatre Row (Nov 13, 2023)
Manhattan School of Music to Present New Musical by Dave Malloy & Krista Knight (Jan 24, 2022)
The Flea Extends 3 Shows In MAC WELLMAN: PERFECT CATASTROPHES Festival (Oct 2, 2019)
New York City Children's Theater's Holiday Tradition MY FIRST NUTCRACKER to Return To Theatre Row (Nov 13, 2023)
Manhattan School of Music to Present New Musical by Dave Malloy & Krista Knight (Jan 24, 2022)
The Flea Extends 3 Shows In MAC WELLMAN: PERFECT CATASTROPHES Festival (Oct 2, 2019)
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New York City Children's Theater's Holiday Tradition MY FIRST NUTCRACKER to Return To Theatre Row
New York City Children’s Theater presents My First Nutcracker, an interactive adaptation of the holiday classic. Join Clara-Marie on her brave and imaginative journey. Suitable for ages 3-8. Visit nycchildrenstheater.org for more info.
New York City Children’s Theater presents My First Nutcracker, an interactive adaptation of the holiday classic. Join Clara-Marie on her brave and imaginative journey. Suitable for ages 3-8. Visit nycchildrenstheater.org for more info.
Manhattan School of Music to Present New Musical by Dave Malloy & Krista Knight
Manhattan School of Music will present a workshop presentation of Don’t Stop Me, a new musical by Dave Malloy and Krista Knight directed by Chloe Treat at the Riverside Church Theatre (91 Claremont Ave New York, NY 10027), February 17-20.
Manhattan School of Music will present a workshop presentation of Don’t Stop Me, a new musical by Dave Malloy and Krista Knight directed by Chloe Treat at the Riverside Church Theatre (91 Claremont Ave New York, NY 10027), February 17-20.
The Flea Extends 3 Shows In MAC WELLMAN: PERFECT CATASTROPHES Festival
The Flea Theater will extend three acclaimed productions in MAC WELLMAN: PERFECT CATASTROPHES. This festival of plays by the influential vanguard playwright Mac Wellman runs through November 1. The final two plays in the festival -- a double bill of short one-acts The Sandalwood Box and The Fez -- open on October 5; and The Art of Stacking the Deck: A Mac Wellman Symposium exploring Wellman's profound impact on the American theater runs October 4 a?" 6.
The Flea Theater will extend three acclaimed productions in MAC WELLMAN: PERFECT CATASTROPHES. This festival of plays by the influential vanguard playwright Mac Wellman runs through November 1. The final two plays in the festival -- a double bill of short one-acts The Sandalwood Box and The Fez -- open on October 5; and The Art of Stacking the Deck: A Mac Wellman Symposium exploring Wellman's profound impact on the American theater runs October 4 a?" 6.
THE CAPITAL CITY SHOWCASE Returns Thursday Night
The Capital City Showcase returns with a special FREE edition this Thursday, April 27th, at 9:00pm at The Clarendon Grill, located at 1101 N. Highland St in Arlington, VA. This show is a part of the Grill's 'Thursday Circus' series.
The Capital City Showcase returns with a special FREE edition this Thursday, April 27th, at 9:00pm at The Clarendon Grill, located at 1101 N. Highland St in Arlington, VA. This show is a part of the Grill's 'Thursday Circus' series.
BWW Review: Think Big with THE BIG BROADCAST ON EAST 53rd at the TBG Theatre
In association with Playalinda Productions, playwright Dick Brukenfeld and Director Charles Maryan come together to present the World Premiere of The Big Broadcast on East 53rd, now in performances at the TBG Theatre (actually off of 36th Street), What I can only describe as one whirlwind of a show that manages to keep both one's physical and mental momentum moving, Broadcast is performed on a small stage on which actors with big talent, big presences and big personalities romp around as though it were a playground where the imagination runs rampant.
In association with Playalinda Productions, playwright Dick Brukenfeld and Director Charles Maryan come together to present the World Premiere of The Big Broadcast on East 53rd, now in performances at the TBG Theatre (actually off of 36th Street), What I can only describe as one whirlwind of a show that manages to keep both one's physical and mental momentum moving, Broadcast is performed on a small stage on which actors with big talent, big presences and big personalities romp around as though it were a playground where the imagination runs rampant.
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