Vampire Cowboys’ Six Rounds of Vengeance, a post-apocalyptic Western tale of revenge, opened April 25 and will run through May 16. Performances will be at the New Ohio Theatre, located at 154 Christopher Street. Tickets are $18 for adults and $15 for students and available by phone at 1-888-596-1027 or online here.
Woyzeck, FJF, now playing at the New Ohio Theatre, is a reimagining of Georg Büchner’s, unfinished play. Set in a mental institution, Friedrich Johann Franz Woyzeck is attempting to piece together where he is and why he is there while losing his grip on reality.
Woyzeck, FJF opened March 5 at the New Ohio Theatre, located at 154 Christopher Street, and will run through March 21. Tickets are $20 and available at the box office, by phone at 1-888-596-1027, or online here.
You On The Moors Now, which opened February 13 at HERE, is my favorite kind of weird theater. The play is a deconstruction of four of literature’s most famous women, Jane Eyre from Jane Eyre, Jo March from Little Women, Elizabeth Bennett from Pride and Prejudice, and Catherine Earnshaw from Wuthering Heights. In the process, though, it brings on a full-blown battle of the sexes and breaks down harmful character types for men and women.
You On the Moors Now opened February 13 at HERE, located at 145 Sixth Avenue, and will run through February 28. Tickets are $18 and available at the box office, by phone at 212-352-3101, or online here. There will be post-show discussions on February 21 and 27.
You On The Moors Now is opening Friday, February 13, and whether if you are single, dating, or long-time committed relationship, there are a whole lot of reasons to check out Theatre Reconstruction Ensemble’s new show for Valentine’s Day!
Powerhouse, now running at the New Ohio Theatre, is based on the life and career of Raymond Scott. Scott was a composer, band leader for the CBS Radio band, and innovator in electronic music. He also happened to write music that accompanied many classic Looney Tunes cartoon shorts, reenacted in the show by some very…
In Ean Miles Kessler’s new play Devil Lay Me Down, Julian (Joseph Ryan Williamson) is coming home after being released from prison. His father Marcus (Stephen D’Ambrose) and his young girlfriend Ro (Mara Gannon) are waiting for him, and they are anxious to get him back on the right track. As the hour gets later…
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