The musical had its New York City premiere in 1965 at the ANTA Washington Square Theatre in Greenwich Village before moving uptown to Broadway’s Martin Beck Theatre in 1968.
“Woyzeck” was an intense experience from beginning to end. Set in a German military boot camp, the story revolves around a soldier who loses his grip on reality.
“Mysterious Lake” provides a unique and immersive theater experience, melding dialogue, dance, chant, fog, shadow and striking puppetry to draw the audience into its world.
Pocket Theater put on a rousing show this past weekend. "The Boy with No Name" by Ev Miller, a dramatic play set in the 1950s, was performed at the Staller Center of the Arts and received a standing ovation from the crowd.
Stony Brook's new theatrical production, a contemporary update of Aphra Behn's The Rover, is enchanting, yet often perplexing. Directed by Paul Kassel, The Rover adapts a17th century storyline, which takes place at a carnival in Italy, toa 21st century setting during Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Forever etched into our memory, and perhaps even revisited daily, as we earnestly toil and struggle to achieve the American Dream, Arthur Miller embodies the standard by which playwrights have been measured...
