Public Theater
Time Out says
The civic-minded Oskar Eustis is artistic director of this local institution dedicated to the work of new American playwrights but also known for its Shakespeare productions (Shakespeare in the Park). The building, an Astor Place landmark, has five stages, plays host to the annual Under the Radar festival, nurtures productions in its Lab series and is also home to the Joe’s Pub music venue.
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425 Lafayette St New York 10003 |
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| Cross street: | between Astor Pl and E 4th St |
| Transport: | Subway: N, R to 8th St–NYU; 6 to Astor Pl |
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TheaterMeasure for Measure
After a three-week tour of correctional facilities, shelters and community centers throughout the five boroughs, the Public Theater's Mobile Unit returns to headquarters with a stripped-down take on Shakespeare's problematic romance about a sexually repressive...
Shakespeare Until Sunday December 8 2019 Free -
TheaterA Bright Room Called Day
Public Theater honcho Oskar Eustis directs a revival of Tony Kushner's first play: a 1985 drama about a group of progressive Weimar Republic artists and intellectuals stymied by internal divisions as the Nazis rise to power. The play's original counterpoint...
Drama Until Sunday December 15 2019 -
TheaterThe Michaels
Theater review by Diane Snyder For nearly a decade, Richard Nelson has been chronicling, with subtle insight, the impact of American politics on the residents of Rhinebeck, New York, the liberal-leaning upstate community where he lives. The last time...
Drama Until Sunday November 24 2019 -
TheaterFor Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf
Theater review by Naveen Kumar Atop a patinated brown floor encircled by a shuffled deck of mirrors, the Public Theater’s landmark revival of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf cracks open like a precious gem, flashes...
Drama Until Sunday December 8 2019 -
TheaterSoft Power
Theater review by Helen Shaw Notwithstanding its huge dance numbers, roller-skating chorus boys and big 11-o’clock breakdown number about democracy, the best scene in Soft Power is… a panel. Halfway through David Henry Hwang and Jeanine Tesori’s jam-packed...
Musicals Until Sunday November 17 2019