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This production of Dutchman, which premiered at Cherry Lane in 1964, was presented as part of Cherry Lanes Heritage Series.

Which is hopefully better than the best of the old. Naked in a Fishbowl is an outrageous weekly sitcom that chronicles the hilarious and startling honesty between six friends in New York City. A gala celebration of Cherry Lane's rich heritage as New York City's longest continuously running Off-Broadway theatre and its role in the future of American theatre.

Gurneydirected by David Saint, The Cherry Lane is a dream theater, said Mike Birbiglia.

V-Day Taconic 2016 is directed by Ira Kip (The 6 Project, Culture Project and 365 Days/Plays, The Public Theater), and features an ensemble of Broadway/TV actors and community activists including Belinda Allyn, Erica Camarano, Rhonda Covington, Julia Crockett, Dana Levinson, Elizabeth Mackintosh, Sharon Richardson, Vanda Seward, Lin Tucci, and Tanya Wright.

PHOENIX is a one-act dark romantic comedy.

Through the microcosm of Nora's "doll house" marriage, both Bergman and Ibsen pose crucial questions about the role of gender in modern society.

The first show will star Ramy series regular Stephen Way in a story illustrating the perspective and experience of a disabled person and their family in a real way.

presented by The World's Stage Theatre Company, Music and Lyrics by Bob Kelly and Kelly Pomeroy, Performance Schedule: Wed. June 26th - 8:00pm Thurs. Luckily, he's been developing some new jokes and stories. Theater, The Queen's Company, New Perspectives Theatre, Judith Shakespeare Company, The Negro Ensemble, Guerrilla Girls Broad Band, Little Black Dress INK, Project Girl, Nashville Dramaturgy Project, Looking for Lilith, Tap It New Works Ensemble Theatre and Gloria Steinem.

100% of the proceeds to benefit RESPIRE HAITI CHRISTIAN SCHOOL in Gressier, Haiti (www.respirehaiti.org)Tickets are $25 and include beverage service and headphones for the SILENT DISCO with beats by FDVM. Adapted from Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll's House"By Ingmar BergmanDirected by Austin Pendleton, with Larry Bull, Andrea Cirie, Todd Gearhart, Jean Lichty, George Morfogen, Harry Feiner, lighting and set designerTheresa Squire, costume designerRyan Rumery, sound designerPatricia Fletcher, dialect coachShelley Senter, movement consultant, Kelly Ice, Production Stage ManagerDenise Wilcox, Assistant Stage Manager.

Joshua John McKay, and Francois d'Aubigne, Identification by Kate Mailerdirected by Chuck Paterson, with Performed by Kate Mailer, Sorry Aint Enough by Daisy I. Dumas-Featherstonedirected by Stephanie Berry, with Marjorie Johnson, J.J. Perez, Denise Lock, Thyais Walsh, Bobbie Owens, and Nate Faust, Surviving Cancer and Crazy People by Bernadette M. Scruggsdirected by Pat Golden, with Rosalyn Coleman and Susan Brown, presented as part of Cherry Lanes Tongues Reading Series, book and lyrics by Elizabeth Kann and Victoria Kannmusic, lyrics and orchestration by John Gregordirected by Teresa K. Pondwith Bridget Riley, Cara Fish, Jonny Beauchamp, Melanie Dusel, Jonathan Bauchman, Kyla Schoer, and Molly Gilmanchoreography by Dax Valdes; Musical Director, Jad Bernardo; with original direction by Suzu McConnell-Woodproduced by Vital Theatre Company, by David Rambodirected by BJ Joneswith Judith Iveyset design by Neil Patel; costume design by Martin Pakledinaz; lighting design by Nicole Pearce; sound design by Kevin ODonnell; wig design by Paul Huntley; stage management by Paige van den Burg, Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance: Judith Ivey, Lucille Lortel Award Nomination for Outstanding Solo Show, Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance: Judith Ivey, by Elizabeth Meriwetherdirected by Evan Cabnetwith Johanna Day, John Larroquette, Monica Raymund, and Michael Zegenproduced by stageFARM, a walking tour of the West Village with Meal and Musicconceived and written by Molly Ricedirected by Rachel Chavkinwith Taylor Mac and Nick Lerangis.

Both are forced to consider a whole new world of possibility, though not one free of difficulty and loss.

Behar has been developing the play through workshop presentations at Bucks County Playhouse, in NYC and Connecticut in recent months.

Please help make our first NY Event a success!This is a 21+ event.

Out of the shadows of deceit, blackmail, and betrayal, Nora rises to a new consciousness of herself as a woman in a man's world.

Sue is reluctantly charmed by his persistence, but steadfast in her resolve to keep him at bay. Spark centers on a family of sisters in North Carolina, one of whom is a returning veteran from a recent war. When Bruce and Sue meet four weeks after an uncharacteristic one-night-stand, Sue has to say to him: one, I had a great time with you that night and two, let's never see each other again. Colin Quinn returns to the stage in UNCONSTITUTIONAL where he tackles 226 years of American Constitutional calamities in 70 Minutes.

Assistant direction by Knud Adams, production stage management by Stephen Ellis, four one-acts presented as part of The 2010 New York Forns Festival by Maria Irene Forns, Nadine directed by Jaquelyn Landgrafwith Zuleyna Guevara, Ronald Alexander Peet, Rik Walter, Desiree Burch, Tracy Podell, and Stephanie Hsu; Jeri Silverman; Guitarist, Springtime directed by Kay Matschullatwith Anna Fikhman, Massiel Delgadillo, and Liam Nelligan, Lust directed by Felipe J. Gorostizawith Walter Krochmal, Gilbert Gruz, Monica Steuer, Mateo Gomez, Elizabeth Acosta, and Ryan Thibeault.

Set against the backdrop of the current financial crisis, Charles Winn Speaks by C.S.

Our Mission: To cultivate an urban artist colony, honor our groundbreaking history and engage audiences in creating theater that illuminates contemporary issues, and at its best, transforms the spirit. Comedian/filmmaker Mike Birbiglia tells some stories, takes requests, and welcomes a guest or two for an informal evening of comedy.

Originally Produced & Developed by The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia, PA. Comedian/filmmaker Mike Birbiglia tells some stories and takes requests for an informal evening of comedy.

Once the Happy Hour Theatre Crawlers arrive at a venue, we will enjoy 45-minutes of drinks and snacks and get to know the theatre and its artistic leaders.

Bhutan was originally developed in Cherry Lane's Celebrating Women Playwrights Program in October 2005.

Munroe, assistant stage manager; Noelle Ghoussaini, assistant director and company managerpresented by The Culture Project, written and directed by Dan Gogginwith Bonnie Lee, Bambi Jones, Maria Montana, Jeanne Tinker, and Stephanie Wahlmusical Staging by Teri Gibson; musical direction by Leo P. Carusone; set design by Barry Axtell; lighting design by Paul Miller; production Stage Management by J.P Elins.

Fresh off the success of their hit prank show "Too Much Tuna," these two Alan Alda-obsessed Upper West Side bachelors are returning to their roots in New York theatre. ), Two River Theater, THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO THOMAS JEFFERSON, CHARLES DICKENS AND COUNT LEO TOLSTOY:DISCORDBy Scott CarterDirected by Kimberly Senior, "The Traveling Lady emerges as a lovely revival, in which hope and regret run neck and neck, and repression is honed to an oaken luster." Lauren Rosen, Sound & Audio Design; Rebecca Snead, Harmonica Player; Annie Deardorff, Stage Manager.

Hunger Directed by Mayra Ferrerwith Jack R. Marks, Eve Packer, Ralph Pochoda, Adriana Sonones, and Kaitlin M. Goff.Ashley L. Fields, Stage Directions for all four playsfestival presented by INTAR; Gwendolyn Alker, Curator. Carsonic Productions presents an NYC PremiereTHE DARFUR COMPROMISED.

ASHVILLEWritten by Lucy ThurberDirected by Karen Allen, with George West Carruth, Aubrey Dollar, Andrew Garman, Tasha Lawrence, James McMenamin, Joe Tippett, Mia Vallet, Set Design by John McDermott, Costume Design by Jessica Pabst, Light Design by Matt Richards, Sound Design by Bart Fasbender.

Hot off the plane from France, DJ duo FDVM will be spinning all night, lighting a fire in your dancing shoes.

Knowing Cherry Lane's commitment to emerging talent, I hope these young people are given the opportunity to showcase what obviously is a special group of writers/performers and can continue to develop their work at this historic venue.

The perfect play for our miserable times."

The Vagina MonologuesBy Eve EnslerDirected by Ira Kip. Casting by Stephanie Klapper, CSA; Production Stage Manager Christine Catti.

Inge, a dissatisfied newspaper critic, invites Williams to his St. Louis apartment fro an interview.

Logo byDerek Gabryszak.

Youssef, through his partnership with A24, is working on creating and developing subsequent projects. Scenic Design by Richard Hoover, Costume Design by Ilona Somogyi, Lighting Design by Lap Chi Chu, Sound Design by Darron L. West, Projection Design by Alex Basco Koch, Casting byBinder Casting/Jack Bowdan, CSA.Limited engagement February 10- March 20, 2016.

piece by piece productions and Rising Phoenix Repertory in association with Rattlestick Playwrights Theaterpresents, A FABLEby David Van Asseltdirected by Daniel Talbott, with Edward Carnevale, Liza Fernandez, Dawn-Lyen Gardner, Maxwell Hamilton, Jerry Matz, Hubert Point-Du Jour, Eileen Rivera, Sarah Shaefer, Pamela Shaw, Samantha Soule, Alok Tewari, Sanford Wilson, and Gordon Joseph Weiss, Ode to Joy Written and Directed by Craig Lucas, Featuring: Katheryn Erbe, Arliss Howard, and Roxanna Hope. Join us, won't you? Colin Quinn The New York StoryWritten and performed by Colin QuinnDirected by Jerry Seinfeld, "Critics Pick! Filmed by PBS American Masters and Lincoln Center Library, by Craig Wrightdirected by Lisa Denmanwith Thomas Ward, Steven Pounders and Stan Denmanpresented by American Actors Company, by Arianna Reinesdirected by Ken Rus Schmollwith Matthew Dellapina, Gibson Frazier and Birgit Huppuch, produced by Amy Kaissar, presented by The Foundry Theatre, by Katori Halldirected by Lucie Tiberghienmentored by Lynn Nottagewith Angela Lewis, Kevin Mambo, Marjorie Johnson and Keith Davisset design by Robin Vest, costume design by Rebecca Bernstein, lighting design by Pat Dignan, sound and original music by Daniel Baker and the Broken Chord Collective, David Debesse, fight director, casting Hopkins, Smith & Barden, Pamela Perrell, press Art Meets Commerce, marketing Walker International Communications Group,adver, Hoodoo Love was originally developed with Lynn Nottage in Cherry Lane Mentor Project 2006, AUDELCO Winner for Lead Actress: Marjorie Johnson, 3 AUDELCO Nominations, including the August Wilson Playwright Award, Cherry Jubilee Celebrates Mentor Projects Tenth Anniversary, A gala celebration of Cherry Lanes rich heritage as New York Citys longest continuously running Off-Broadway theatre and its role in the future of American theatre honoring Harold Prince, O. Aldon James, Jr., Lynn Nottage and Tamara Tunieco-hosted by Harry Smith, Dana Tyler and Adriana Trigiani with performances by Halley Feiffer, Leah C. Gardiner, Theresa Rebeck, and Alfred Uhry, pictured, from top: Matt Williams, Amiri Baraka and Charles Fuller, James King, Lynn Nottage, Harold Prince, Tarmaa Tunie, O.Aldon James Jr., and Angelina Fiordellisi - Gala artwork by Jules Feiffer, The Mercy Swing by Lane BernesAn Air Balloon Across Antarctica by Darragh MartinLucid by Jordan SmedbergOut of My Mind by Marvin Novogrodskit and Doug VogelMadonna and Child and Other Divas by Tom JohnsonLost!