PLAYTIME
PLAYTIME is a weekly newsletter with listings of upcoming theatre shows in New York City.
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Playtime 28 (opens the original)
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This is PLAYTIME, a weekly email of theater shows in New York City, put together by me (Nora) and consisting of what I’m paying attention to and excited about.The Winter’s Tale opens at the Delacorte this week. Daniel Sullivan is directing, Raúl Esparza as Leontes and my long-time favourite, Lily Rabe as Hermione. And it’s free!! And outside!!! There are a few tricky ways to get tickets, so check the website for instructions. T
Playtime 27 (opens the original)
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This is PLAYTIME, a weekly email of theater shows in New York City, put together by me (Nora) and consisting of what I’m paying attention to and excited about.This is the final week for clinamen at the Park Avenue Armory (through August 9). Catch Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s floating ceramic bowls on water, endlessly shifting with ambient chiming before it closes. Also, Shelf Life has one more performance on August 6th, and it’s in a
Playtime 26 (opens the original)
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This is PLAYTIME, a weekly email of theater shows in New York City, put together by me (Nora) and consisting of what I’m paying attention to and excited about. I took a summer break from the listings, but now we’re back and giving you shows shows shows. Two openings tonight that I’ve been looking forward to: Broad Strokes opens at the Lucille Lortel, Cat Cohen’s one-woman show about suffering a stroke at 30, turned into a wickedly funny, musical romp directed by Alex Timbers. It sold out its Edi
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