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‘In Honor of Jean-Michel Basquiat’ — Roger Guenveur Smith pays a moving tribute (opens the original)
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Jean-Michel Basquiat, the late, great, Black American neo-expressionist painter and graffiti artist, is being given a beautiful tribute by his close friend Roger Guenveur Smith in his one-man show “In Honor of Jean-Michel Basquiat,” playing at New York Theatre Workshop on E. 4th St. through Oct. 10. The 60-minute performance is an intense sharing session as Smith lets the audience know about his very talented friend, who sadly passed away at the tender age of 27. Sitting in the audience, you can
‘America: Who Hurt You?’ Sarah Jones gives a tour-de-force performance (opens the original)
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If you do not know who Sarah Jones is, you will. She is a force to be reckoned with in her extraordinary one-woman show, “America: Who Hurt You?” playing at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn through Oct. 4. In this truly enthralling production, Jones inhabits over a dozen characters. The biracial actress, with a white Jewish mother and Black father, approaches life from several perspectives. With everyone celebrating the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, she takes the country
“Our Sinatra, A Musical Celebration” shares amazing songs, trivia about Old Blue Eyes (opens the original)
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Eric Comstock, Christopher Gines and Hilary Kole created and performed a beautiful musical revue in tribute to Frank Sinatra in their revival of the show they first brought to life 25 years ago. “Our Sinatra, A Musical Celebration” is currently playing at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater on W 64th Street. All three performed Sinatra songs, and Comstock played the piano as they took us through his biggest hits of the ’40s, ‘50s, and ‘60s. The audience gets to hear about Sinatra’s career as a
‘Broad Strokes’ demonstrates Cat Cohen’s healing journey through musical comedy (opens the original)
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Imagine suffering a heart attack at the young age of 30. For comedian Cat Cohen, this was a reality, and from that experience she has created a wonderfully revealing, funny musical comedy called “Broad Strokes” that is playing at the Lucille Lortel Theatre (121 Christopher Street) through September 25. This one-woman show is a blast to behold. It is a beautiful experience to witness how a creative mind can take a traumatic experience and channel their energy into facing it head-on and taking it
‘Music City’ is a honky tonk of a good time (opens the original)
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“Music City” playing at the Theatre at St. Luke’s on W 46th Street is a honky tonk of a good time. Set in the country music capital, Nashville, Tennessee, it tells the engaging story of two talented, up-and-coming country music songwriters who give you a taste of their talent at The Wicked Tickle, an east Nashville bar where people can come in, strut their stuff at the open mic, drink, and dream. Playwright Peter Zinn brings the audience into the world of the country music singer, a world that c
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