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This landmark
musical comedy ushered in the modern musical era, and was awarded six
Tonys in 1971, including Best Musical, for its innovative approach. Company
is a hilarious and affecting portrayal of five married couples — as
seen through the eyes of perpetual bachelor Robert. It features a
brilliant, energetic, quintessentially Sondheim score, as a cast of 14
examines questions surrounding love, commitment and marriage. 39 years
after the Broadway premiere, at a time when society is still passing
laws and re-examining what marriage means, this hip, sexy show remains
as relevant and razor-sharp as ever. |
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This boisterous comedy of
mistaken identities has delighted audiences for over two centuries with
its gorgeous language, elegant costumes, and outright hilarity. Sparks
fly when young urbanite Charles Marlow arrives at a country estate to
court Kate Hardcastle, only to take her father for an innkeeper and her
for a saucy barmaid! Good-natured hijinks and grand pretensions abound
in this frothy romp that pits town against country and parent against
child. |
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One of the landmark plays of the twentieth century, Edward
Albee’s masterpiece tells the story of George and Martha, an aging
history professor and his razor-tongued wife who have returned home
from another tedious faculty event at a small New England college. But
the night is far from over. Martha has invited a young professor and
his mousey wife for late-night cocktails and parlor conversation.
Pleasantries dissolve as the liquor flows, and the party devolves into
an escalating war of words between George and Martha. The unsuspecting
guests are soon drawn into the volcanic battle, exposing secrets within
their own marriage. By dawn, no one remains unscathed. Winner of the
1963 Tony Award and New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for “Best
Play”. |
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Nominated for three Tony awards, Rashomon is a stunning
examination of truth and human nature. Based on the Japanese tale of
the samurai, the bandit and the woman, this intimate play’s impact is
driven by the art of storytelling. Join us for this intimate, brain
tickling Japanese tale that shows what men and women go through to
protect their reputations and their hearts. "Delicate and dynamic,
sensitive and savage, packed with color, suspense and seamy wit. A
triumph of stagecraft." - N.Y. Mirror. "Rashomon is pure art of the theatre” The New York Times |
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"Tragedy tomorrow, comedy tonight!" Broadway's greatest farce
is light, fast-paced, witty, irreverent and one of the funniest
musicals ever written - the perfect escape from life's troubles. A
Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum takes comedy back to its
roots, combining situations from time-tested, 2000 year old comedies of
Roman playwright Plautus with the infectious energy of classic
vaudeville. The result is a non-stop laugh-fest in which a crafty slave
struggles to win the hand of a beautiful but slow-witted courtesan for
his young master, in exchange for freedom. Winner of the Tony Award
for Best Musical, Sondheim’s music lifts it all into the sublime. |
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During the Age of Enlightenment, as Sir Isaac Newton was
watching apples fall, another brilliant physicist, Emilie du Châtelet
finds herself with child. At 42, fearing she will die in childbirth,
she races to complete her research and leave her legacy. Meanwhile,
present day scientist Olivia, unable to conceive and wondering what she
will sacrifice for motherhood, arranges for a surrogate, who pulls
together past and present in a stellar collision. This “entertaining
new comedy” (Variety) shares unexpected twists of self discovery and two women’s quests for knowledge and love. |
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When the mistress is away, the maids will play. Two women in
service to a younger socialite pass the moments of their day in
playacting and fantasy. As the line between fantasy and reality begins
to disintegrate, their games take a dramatic turn. Jealousy,
resentment, sexual tension and murder converge in this 1947 classic
French thriller, a masterpiece about power, class and corruption. |
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Emerging playwright Annie Baker took New
York by storm this past year with her originality and quirky humor.
This charming award-winning new play invites the audience into an
amateur theatre class in rural Vermont. Theatre games and acting
exercises mirror the real drama taking place between the students.
Called “Absorbing, unblinking and sharply funny” by The New York Times. |
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A play to be announced later in the season. |
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When a
Hollywood action star who is trying to prove himself in a serious
Broadway play comes up against a new understudy with a chip on his
shoulder and a tangled romantic past, the results are hilarious.
Theresa Rebeck pokes affectionate fun at the inner workings of the
world of the theatre in this smart new comedy. “Funny, funny, funny.” (The Boston Globe) |
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