Orpheum Theater

  • Theater | Off Broadway
  • East Village
  • price 2 of 4
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Time Out says

The Orpheum Circuit was founded in the 1880s and was on the most famous vaudeville touring circuit through the1920s. With 347 seats, this East Village landmark has long dealt in trash cans and brooms: Since 1994, it's been the home of Stomp, the smash-hit (pun intended) musical sensation.

Details

Address
126 Second Ave
New York
Cross street:
between St. Marks Pl and E 7th St
Transport:
Subway: N, R to 8th St–NYU; 6 to Astor Pl
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Slam Frank

5 out of 5 stars
A yellow star is born in Andrew Fox and Joel Sinensky’s uproarious musical satire, in which a hyperwoke theater company reimagines the story of Anne Frank as an inspirational Afro-Latin hip-hop tuner that centers postcolonial and genderqueer identities. Following a developmental run at Asylum last season that generated enough buzz to electrocute an elephant, the production now moves to the East Village's Orpheum Theatre for a proper run, still directed by Sam LaFrage. The cast includes Asylum cast members Olivia Bernábe, Alex Lewis, Austen Horne, Rocky Paterra, John Anker Bow, Jaz Zepatos and Walker Stovall, as well as newcomer Amelia Louise Barr. Its gleeful mix of outrageousness and outrage is surprisingly complex, and leaves nobody unscathed. As timely provocations go, this one’s a slam dunk.—Adam Feldman  
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