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The Monsters
Written and directed by Ngozi Anyanwu (Good Grief, The Homecoming Queen, The Last of the Love Letters) and co-produced by Two River Theater and Manhattan Theatre Club, The Monsters is a sibling love story about reunions, resentment, reconnection, and wrestling with demons.
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror Live Score
Cody McCorry and his ensemble, We Used to Cut the Grass, are celebrating the 10th anniversary of their original score to the 1922 silent horror classic, Nosferatu. Including a wild variety of sounds from a gargantuan contra-alto clarinet to a haunting musical hand saw, this is a truly one-of-a-kind take on the infamous “Symphony of Horror,” presented as it just as it was in 1922: with live music.
A Little Shakespeare: As You Like It
The Forest of Arden is full of possibilities! Banished by her uncle and disguised as a boy, Rosalind and her beloved cousin Celia journey into the woods and discover new friends, love letters, music, and ultimately, themselves. Director Noelle Marion (last season’s A Little Shakespeare: The Tempest) returns to helm this lively frolic through the forest.
A Doll's House
Nora should be happy. She has a doting husband, beautiful children, and is preparing their gorgeous home for the holidays. She also has a secret – and if it gets out, she will lose everything. Now Nora must ask, "What is worth saving?" Critically acclaimed director Justin Emeka (Sweat, Romeo and Juliet) envisions A Doll’s House through a contemporary lens creatively incorporating black culture into the world of one of the greatest plays ever written.
Elephant Shoes
Cy is on the verge of revolutionizing communication! His brilliant invention instantly translates spoken English into American Sign Language (ASL), and vice versa. But his breakthrough depends on whip-smart Roxy, who has ideas of her own. As they work side by side, Cy finds himself falling for her—only to watch his best friend, Chris, sweep her off her feet. A modern-day “Cyrano” tale, Elephant Shoes asks: can love be translated, or does it risk being lost in interpretation?
Visionary Voices
The program features groundbreaking works by some of today’s compelling choreographers: Jewel Box by Lauren Lovette, inspired by the inner workings of an antique music box
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