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September 25 + 26
Soho Think Tank Presents
Conni's Avant Garde Restaurant
A Village Voice Choice & Time Out New York Favorite. The Restaurant is not a locale but a group of bold theatrical performers, devoted to the ongoing celebration of the work of Connie Convergence, the beloved icon of stage and screen. Hailed as "devilish dinner theatre" by the New York Daily News, these unique theatrical-cullinary events mix the ingredients of fine food and drink, brash Vegas-style song and dance spectacle and a loving send up of avant-garde pomposity. Includes a delicious seasonal late September menu and complimentary table wine.
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October 1 - 18th
Hip-Hop Theater Festival
"The Hip-Hop Theater Festival is making an evident connection between the performers and the audience members, both of whose numbers are almost certain to grow. The atmosphere they have created is celebratory, a welcoming party for a language that hasn't often been heard in the theater their own." - Bruce Weber, The New York Times
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October 27-November 21
New George's
and Page 73 Productions
CREATURE by Heidi Schreck
After being pestered by devils for more than half a year, Margery Kempe* – new mother, mayor’s daughter, and proprietress of a highly profitable beer business – is liberated from her torment by a vision of Jesus Christ in purple robes.
Visions are hard to come by, even in 1401. Should we trust the new Margery, with her fasting and her weeping and her chastity fixation, or burn her with the other heretics? Can a woman of insatiable appetites just up and audition for sainthood?
Playwright and OBIE-winning actor Heidi Schreck conjures a collision of contemporary and medieval imaginations: a very funny, a little bit scary new play about faith and its messengers.
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December 3-29th
Working Man's Clothes Productions
SHE LIKE GIRLS
by Chisa Hutchinson
Inspired by the brutal murder of a fifteen-year-old lesbian in Newark, New Jersey, SHE LIKE GIRLS tells the story of two inner-city girls who gradually fall in love with each other in a dangerously homophobic climate.
SHE LIKES GIRLS recently received a workshop production as a part of the Lark's Playwright's Week, and landed Chisa a nomination for the prestigious Wasserstein Prize. It received a stage reading by Working Man's Clothes in May 2008, and a workshop production at the Ohio Theater in November 2008.
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January 12th-30th
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
by Haruki Murakami
adaptated and directed by
Stephen Earnhart
Co-presented by The Asia Society and The Baryshnikov Arts Center
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle is an interdisciplinary theatrical production based on the internationally acclaimed novel by one of Japan’s most renowned writers, Haruki Murakami. Inspired by Murakami’s visionary style, writer/director Stephen Earnhart merges live performance, live music, dance/movement and Bunraku puppetry with on-stage projections of video, anime, and holographic technology to create a “theatre of dreams.” This cross-cultural play incorporates both English and Japanese languages and represents an international collaboration between Western and Asian artists and designers. |
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February 8th-27th
Fetes de la Nuit
by Chuck Mee/
Directed by Kim Weild
A deliciously naughty valentine to Paris,Fetes de la Nuit celebrates life, love and all things Parisian, weaving together a pulsating collage of dance, live music, tango, language, video and drama.
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March 4th-14th
Soho Think Tank presents:
LAST LIFE
Directed by Timothy Haskell/
Written by Eric Sanders/
Fight Director Rod Kinter/
Starring Taimak - Bruce Leroy from "The Last Dragon"
In a borderless, burnt-out world the few remaining inhabitants are at the end of a long, indefinable war. The survivors, not knowing what they are even fighting for, vow to destroy each other and wrest control of what remains. Last Life is the new fightsical from Timothy Haskell (creator of Road House: The Stage Play) and Eric Sanders (The Wendigo), and stars Taimak (of the legendary fight film The Last Dragon).
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March 15th- April 18th
Ma-Yi
RESCUE ME
(A post-modern classic with snacks)
By Michi Barall
Directed by Loy Arcenas
A postmodern dance-theatre adaptation of Euripides’ Iphigenia in Tauris. Iph is 34 and stuck in a dead-end job. Haunted by the past, her present situation
is grim -- she's at the mercy of a temperamental goddess and a barbarian king with a fondness for human sacrifice. And she's beginning to lose all hope of rescue.
A post-modern tragi-comedy about what to do when your Dad tries to kill you, your Mom freaks out, your brother goes crazy and you're surrounded by Barbarians.
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April 21st - April 24th
THEATRE 4the PEOPLE
in association with
SOHO THINK TANK
present
SHORT LOVE
a festival of short works
by
BEKAH BRUNSTETTER and DAN KITROSSER and JUSTIN SWAIN
directed by
ISAAC BYRNE and ANDREW DAVIES
and JAKE WITLEN and KARA AYN NAPOLITANO
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May 6 - 23
International WOW
Reconstruction
Directed by Josh Fox
From the company that won the 2010 SUNDANCE Special Jury Prize for GASLAND and garnered a Drama Desk Nomination for SURRENDER
If you could build any kind of house, any kind of town, any kind of country, what would you build?
"International WOW combines physical and narratives performance forms from around the globe to create an energetic, explosive new form of drama. Kudos includes : "ASTONISHING TOUR DE FORCE" - NYTheatre.com
"MASTERFUL" TimeOut New York
"FEROUCIOUS PASSION... PROVOCATIVE!" - The New York Times |
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June 6 - June 26
Clubbed Thumb
Summerworks 2010
Dot
by Kate E. Ryan
directed by Anne Kauffman
original music by Mike Iveson
June 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12
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Five Genocides
by Samuel D. Hunter
directed by Davis McCallum
June 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19
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The Small
by Anne Washburn
directed by Les Waters
original music by Dave Malloy
June 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26
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Opening Night Event:
Wednesday June 2nd HOT DISH! FREE!
All shows at 8PM
Tickets $18 Full $15 Student
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