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10 Broadway artists who are double-booked this season | New York Theatre Guide (opens the original)
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Double feature: School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play and The Sound of Music Jasmine Amy Rogers's two shows leap across continents, eras, and vocal demands. In the Broadway premiere of Jocelyn Bioh’s comedy about aspiring teen beauty-pageant queens in 1986 Ghana, the BOOP! Tony Award nominee plays Ericka, an American transfer student who shakes things up. Then, in Lincoln Center Theater’s spring Broadway revival of The Sound of Music, she stars as the postulant-turned-governess Maria. Ge
Horror stories are bone-chillingly big on and off Broadway this season | New York Theatre Guide (opens the original)
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Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Paranormal Activity, 2:22 - A Ghost Story, and A Ghost in Your Ear all aim to give you goosebumps. Here’s how they do it. Be afraid, be very afraid. We're entering Halloween season, after all, and horror stories are all over New York stages. From Paranormal Activity and Stranger Things: The First Shadow on Broadway to 2:22 - A Ghost Story and A Ghost in Your Ear off Broadway, spook-tacles are having a moment to die for. It’s not unprecedented. In the mid-20th c
What Broadway show posters tell us about this fall's plays and musicals | New York Theatre Guide (opens the original)
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Oscar nominee Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl) makes her Broadway debut in Suzie Miller’s Inter Alia as a British judge, wife, and mom whose life is derailed by allegations against her son. We see: Pike, buttoned-up and looking stern (right down to her hair), plus a nod to Miller’s last legal drama: the Tony Award-winning Prima Facie. We wonder: Pike won an Olivier Award for playing this role in London. Is a Tony coming down the pike?
Make a day out of 'The Rocky Horror Show' in New York City | New York Theatre Guide (opens the original)
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Every Monday at 8 p.m., The New York City Rocky Horror Picture Show (NYCRHPS) organization hosts an out-of-this-world bar trivia night at the East Village's Area 140 First. It's not Rocky-themed: Questions cover various general-knowledge topics, and the event moreso honors the freakishly fun spirit of Rocky Horror. As the NYCRHPS puts it, it's "trivia with personality, run by weirdos who know just how to get a party started." Address: 140 First Ave. Price: Free to play, drinks $
Make a day out of ‘Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)' in NYC | New York Theatre Guide (opens the original)
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Robin meets Dougal at John F. Kennedy Airport in Queens to take him to his hotel on Canal Street in Manhattan. He confuses Queens for Times Square along the way. Make no mistake, Times Square is a bustling entertainment district in Midtown Manhattan. A magnet for visitors, it’s packed with storied theatres, giant marquees, shops, restaurants, and nonstop energy. If you're new to NYC like Dougal, take some time before or after the show to check it out. Address: Broadway and Seventh Avenue, betwee
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