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This production features a diverse cast of actresses, activists and formerly incarcerated women. Thank you! Featuring: Flaco Navaja, Irene Sofia Lucio, Emma Ramos, David Zayas, Rosal Colon, Desmar Guevara & Elise Santora, Melissa Diaz, Ximena Salgado and more to come.. Partners (in formation): LAByrinth Theater Company, Primary Stages, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, Barefoot Theatre Company / Barefoot Studio Pictures, The National Black Theatre: Institute for Action Arts, InViolet Theater, Harlem Stage, The Sol Project, Rhymes Over Beats, Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors (H.O.L.A. FEEL GOOD. September 17 - October 1Wednesday - Saturday @ 7pm, Sunday @ 3pm, a monoplay remembering September 11th by Israel Horovitzwith Will Swensondirected by Damien Graymusic by Peter Lurye, by Jen SilvermanPresented by Playwrights Realm. A local landmarks expert will guide us through historic Village streets from theatre to theatre. Fun Fact: Get On Your Knees returned in June of 2021 and was the first Off-Broadway show to open at full capacity post the COVID-19 Pandemic. As their tenuous relationship develops, she reveals details about her complicated post-war past that test their ideas of what it means to be a family.February 15 - March 31 EXTENDED THROUGH APRIL 27, Written by Winter Miller and Lance HorneDirected by Josh HechtChoreographed by Lorin LatarroFeaturing Gideon Glick, Nathan Lee Graham, Natalie Joy Johnson, Tonya Pinkins and Alexandra Silber. Through the eyes of celebrated playwright Charles Mee, First Love embraces Edith and Harold as they work their way toward one another through the accumulated baggage of their lives, wondering if they can avoid sabotaging the last chance for love they'll ever have. Tango Palace performed by Arjun Gupta and T. Ryder Smith. Written & Performed by Deb Margolin. It's also to serve her husband Andres with divorce papers. 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. More specifically: Off Broadway. 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. Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the League Of Professional Women, Legendary Lives: Sarah Bernhardt, Edna Ferber, and Hallie Flanagan, Written by Milly Barranger, Julie Gilbert, and Ruth Wolff, Featuring Cynthia Enfield and David Spencer, Shellen Lubin, Creative ConsultantMari Lynn Henry, Producer, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater presentsA Summer Day by Jon FosseDirected by Sarah Cameron SundeFeaturing Carlo Alban, Karen Allen, McCaleb Burnett, Maren Bush, Pamela Shaw and Samantha Soule, The visit of an Elderly Friend to an Elderly Woman sparks the memory of the Friend's first visit to the house and the mysterious disappearance of her friend's husband.

How a Certain TV Mega-Hunk Stole My Identity by Josh HallowayAsking for It by Joanna RushJoan of Arppo by Gardi HutterRoxy Font by Liza LentiniEarths Vacation by Maura Kelley, by Carl Djerassidirected by Elena Araozwith Lisa Harrow, Simon Jones, Vince Nappo, and Carrie Heitmanpresented by Redshift Productions, by Lee Thunadirected by Judith Iveywith Ari Butler, Charlotte Booker, Lily Corvo, Liam Craig, Deirdre OConnell Danielle Skraastad, Rick Stear and Catherine Woolfset by Neil Patelcostume design by Gail Cooper-Hechtlighting design by Pat Dignansound design by T. Richard Fitzgerald and Carl Casella, music by Stanley Silverman, produced by Cherry Lane Theatre with Roger Alan Gindi, General ManagerMarch 13 - April 22, DUTCHMANby Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones)directed by Bill Dukewith Dul Hill and Jennifer Mudge and special appearance by Paul Benjaminset by Troy Hourie, costumes by Rebecca Bernstein, lighting by Jeff Croiter, sound by Drew Levy and Tony Smolenski, video by Aaron Rhynepost performance discussions with Amiri Barakafilmed by Lincoln Center Library, Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Actress in a Play: Jennifer Mudge, 4th Annual Seldes-Kanin Fellowship: Jennifer Mudge. Mike will be reading and performing the best of the new.

- Joy Behar, Cherry Lane Theatre's Founder's Projectpresents a World Premiere, ACTUALLY WE'RE F**KEDBy Matt WilliamsDirected by John Pasquin, With Mairin Lee, Keren Lugo, Ben Rappaport, Gabriel Sloyer, Set design by Robin Vest, Costume design by Theresa Squire, Lighting design by Paul Miller, Sound design by ML Dogg/MuTTT, Projections by Brad Peterson. Proceeds for this benefit event will go towards the support of Hurricane Sandy Victims.December 18 at 2pm at 7pmFEATURING SHORT PLAYS BY:Jesse Eisenberg, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Israel Horovitz, Jose Rivera, Stephen, Adly Guirgis, Lucy Boyle, Joe Pintauro, Mike Reiss, Frank Pugliese, Kristina Poe, Kristoffer Diaz, Michael Reyes, Cusi Cram, Tyler Fascett, Craig "muMs" Grant, Jonathan Libman, Jennifer Skura, Mark von Sternberg, Dwayne Yancey, Jason Furlani, Andrea CiannaveiFEATURING:Gina Gershon, Annabella Sciorra, Jesse Eisenberg, Mickey Sumner, Will Rogers, Caitlin Fitzgerald, Craig "muMs" Grant, Stephanie Janssen, Francisco Solorzano, Tala Ashe, Victoria Malvagno, Angelina Fiordellisi, Margaret Ladd Kessler, Alfredo Narciso, Danelle Eliav, John Doman, Jennie West, Sol Crespo, Jeremy Brena, Gillian Rougier, Arjun Gupta, Cristina Pitter, Kevin Geer, Andrew McLarty, Andrea Ciannavei, Mickey Ryan, Jay Nickerson, John Harlacher, John Gazzale, Amelia Campbell, Joseph R. Sicari, Michael Colby Jones and moreDIRECTED BYMolly Marinik, Shira-Lee Shalit, Francisco Solorzano, Rose Bonczek, LIVE MUSIC:Aidan Koehler, Daniella Rabbani, Ronit Aranoff, Mika Nishimura, Trevor ExterADMISSION: $20CASH ONLY AT THE BOX OFFICEHighly recommended to RSVP at barefootrsvp@aol.comwith name, contact info, time you'd wish to attent and amount of tickets.Visit barefootheatrecompany.orgThis festival of short plays will be a benefit for Hurricane Sandy Victims in the Rockaways via Mike D's (Beastie Boys) project: http://www.rockawayplatelunch.org/about, John Ford's American Dream Juiceby Michael Reyeswith John Harlacher, Jeremy Brena, and Jennie WestStage direction: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, My Old Manby Mike Reisswith Angelina Fiordellisi, Sol Crespo, John Doman, Jeremy Brena, and Jennie WestStage direction: Michaela McPherson, Ribbon In the Skyby Jonathan Marc Shermanwith Will Rogers and Mickey SumnerStage direction: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, The Uniformby Dwayne Yanceywith Jay Nickerson and Andrew MaclartyStage direction: Michaela McPherson, The Stainby Krintina Poewith Gina Gershon and Kevin GeerStage direction: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, The Fittingby Frank Pugliesewith Alfredo Narciso and Joseph R. SicariStage direction: Michaela McPherson, Evreything Elseby Jennifer Skurawith Caitlin Fitzgerald and John Harlacher, Head of a Needleby Jason Furlaniwith Fracisco Solorzano and Danelle EliavStage direction: Michaela McPherson, Exxon Eats The Odalisque!by Lucy Boylewith Angelina Fiordellisi, John Doman, Mickey Sumner, and Andrew MaclartyStage direction: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, Naughty Secretsby Mark Von Sternbergwith Tala Ashe and Jeremy BrenaStage directions: Michaela McPherson, Deep into Octoberby Dwayne Yanceywith Mickey Ryan and Andrew MaclartyStage direction: Bianca Christin Gallifuoco, Jumpby Cusi Cramwith Francisco Solorzano and Danelle EliavStage direction: Michaela McPherson, Virtual Alexby Israel Horovitzwith John Doman and Gina GershonStage direction: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, Impactby Jose Riverawith Alfredo Narciso and Gillian RougierStage direction: Michaela McPherson, Monologue by Jesse EisenbergStage direction: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, My Old Manby Mike Reisswith Margaret Ladd Kessler, Sol Crespo, John Doman, Jeremy Brena, Jennie WestStage direction: Michaela McPherson, Everything Elseby Jennifer Skurawith Danelle Eliav and Craig "muMs"Stage direction: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, Ribbon in the Skyby Jonathan Marc Shermanwith Jeremy Brena and Mickey Sumner, The Stainby Kristina Poewith Gina Gershon and Kevin GeerStage direction: MIchaela McPherson, Head of a Needleby Jason Furlaniwith Francisco Solorzano and Danelle EliavStage direction: Michaela McPherson, Exxon Eats the Odalisqueby Lucy Boylewith Angelina Fiordellisi, John Doman, Mickey Sumner, and Andrew MaclartyStage directions: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, Please Leave the Light Onby Jonathan Libmanwith Jennie West, Amelia Campbell, Arthur Kirklivy, and Craig "muMs" GrantStage directions: Michaela McPherson, Naughty Secretsby Mark Von Sternbergwith Sol Crespoand Arjun GuptaStage directions: Michaela McPherson, Deep into Octoberby Dwayne Yanceywith Michael Colby Jones and Andrew MaclartyStage directions: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, Jumpby Cusi Cramwith Francisco Solorzano and Danelle EliavStage directions: Michaela McPherson, Virtual Alexby Israel Horovitzwith John Doman and Gina GershonStage directions: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, Impactby Jose Rivera with John Gazzale and Cristina PitterStage directions: Michaela McPherson, Monologue by Jesse EisenbergStage directions: Bianca Christina Gallifuoco, a creative workshop withJean-Claude van Itallieand Josh Adler, December 14-16Friday 7-10pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 10am-5pm. Set against the backdrop of the current financial crisis, Charles Winn Speaks by C.S. Comedian Mike Birbiglia just finished up a four month run on Broadway performing his solo show The New One and now he's all out of jokes. His 75-year-old second cousin Maria welcomes him with a fervent need to connect with her distant American family. Lily's financee Phillip blows off couples therapy and Dorian, her hot young ex-boyfriend, jumps in to fill the void. The perfect play for our miserable times." A reflection of the past, a showcase of the present, and a call to action regarding the future of Darfur and its tragedy,The Darfur Compromised highlights the frustration, inaction, and resilience of those involved by setting historical, documentary text alongside fictional interpretations. president, Walker International Communications GroupNovember 21, Pam Berlin, directorTisa Chang, Artistic/Producing Director, Pan Asian Repertory TheatreJanine Nina Trevins, Co-founder, Artistic Director TADA!Roberta Levitow, Director and Co-founder, Theatre Without BordersJoan Vail Thorne director and dramatistNovember 14, Mary B. Robinson, directorSuzanne Agins directorPat Cruz, Executive Director, Harlem Stage / Aaron Davis Hall, Inc.Leah C. Gardiner, directorRobin Bell-Stevens CEO & Executive Director, Jazzmobile, Inc.November 7, Evan Yionoulis, directorDaisy Foote, playwrightElizabeth Timperman, Executive Producer, NY Stage & FilmOctober 24. by Joe RolandDirected by Peter Sampieriwith David Prete, Joe Roland, John ZibellSet Design by Michael McGartyCostume Design by Robin L. McGeeLighting Design by Brian J. LilienthalSound Design by Peter HurowitzPress Representation Pete Sanders GroupGeneral Management 101 Productions, LTD.Stage Manager Jennifer RogersTechnical Supervisor Aurora Productions, Inc. A-paws! All Cherry Lane ticketing is currently online. Book Written by Jeff Blim, Nick Lang and Matt Lang (with Additional Writing by Brian Holden)Directed by Nick LangMusic and Lyrics by Jeff Blim (with Additional Music by Drew DeFour)Choreographed by Katie Spelman, Featuring Jeff Blim, Rachael Soglin, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Lauren Lopez, Corey Dorris and Joey Richter, An Obie Award-winning whirlwind tour of a forbidden zone, THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES introduces a wildly divergent gathering of female voices, including a six-year-old girl, a septuagenarian New Yorker, a vagina workshop participant, a woman who witnesses the birth of her granddaughter, a Bosnian survivor of rape, and a feminist happy to have found a man who liked to look at it.". Running time: 70 minutes, no intermission. Youssef, through his partnership with A24, is working on creating and developing subsequent projects. Lighting Designer: Brian LilienthalStage Manager: John HandyHouse Manager: Mary Geerlof, by Anton Dudleydirected by Michael Morriswith Brienan Nequa Bryant, Alexander Flores, Vincent Kartheiser, Polly Lee, Maggie Moore, Janelle Anne Robinsonset design by Michael Browncostume design by Michael Krasslighting design by Jeff Croitersound design by Bart Fasbenderfight direction Rick Sordeletdialect coach Stephen Gabiscasting Judy Henderson CSApress Keith Sherman & Associatesmarketing Walker International Communications Groupstage Manager Kate Hefel. Core Values: serving women theater makers, artists of color, artists over 60 and homeless theater companies. ", created and performed by Justin Bond and Kenny Mellmandirected by Scott Elliottsets by Derek McLanecostumes by Marc Happellighting by Jason Lyonssound design by Ken Travisproduced by Westbeth Entertainment and Steven M. Levy, Drama League Nomination for Distinguished Performance, adapted from stories by Ernest Hemingwayby Carol Hemingway with the songs of Cole Porterdirected by Ed Hastingswith David Ackroyd, Ann Crumb, Marsh HansonRyan Shively, Daniel Freedom Stewart, Jessica D. Turnersets by Riccardo Hernandezcostumes by David C. Woolardlighting by Duane Schulerproduced by Cherry Lane Theatre and MODA Entertainment;consulting producer Carolyn Rossi Copeland, by Samuel Beckettdirected by Joseph Chaikinstarring Joyce Aaron and Ron Faberset design by Riccardo Hernandezcostume design by Katherine Rothlighting design by Beverly Emmonsproduced by Cherry Lane Theatre. New blood in an old vein: Hot Fun is serious play, creating a unique social environment, while bringing original comedy to the historic Cherry Lane Theatre. We create media content and immersive experiences driven by social responsibility and sustainability. In Teresa's Ecstasy Carlotta's return to Barcelona has two purposes. Tickets are a lot of mony. Comedian/filmmaker Mike Birbiglia tells some stories, takes requests, and welcomes a guest or two for an informal evening of comedy. What happens to our servicemen and women when they come home?Exploring the lingering effects of trauma, injustice, and one womans recompense, One Night takes an unflinching look at what is happening to women in the US Armed Forces when their decision to serve exposes them to an unforeseen battle against their fellow soldiers. Behar has been developing the play through workshop presentations at Bucks County Playhouse, in NYC and Connecticut in recent months. Set design by Edward PierceCostume design by Theresa SquireLighting design by Paul MillerSound design by Christian FredericksonCasting by Stephanie Klapper CastingMarketing & Advertising by Red Rising MarketingPress Representative Sam Rudy Media Relations, Abingdon Theatre Company presents the New York premiere, The Gentleman CallerBy Philip DawkinsDirected by Tony Speciale. One Night was commissioned by Cherry Lane Theatre. Limited Run.Originally Premiered at the Tenth Street Theatre, Milwaukee WI, Written by Mando AlvaradoDirected by Jerry RuizFeaturing Jake Cannavale, Bernardo Cubria, Rosal Colon, Selenis Leyva, Alfredo Narciso, Yadira Guevara-Prip, and Felix Solis, Mentor Project 15th Anniversary Celebration, Featuring Nick Choksi, Elizabeth A. Davis, Ruby Dee, Anton Dudley, Rajiv Joseph, Lisa Ramirez, and 15 years of Mentor Project Alumni, featuring Jesse Eisenberg and Vanessa Redgrave, David arrives in Poland with a crippling case of writers block and a desire to be left alone. 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. Inspired by actual interviews, TO THE BONE examines the very nature of equality and justice in contemporary America through the eyes of five women whose migration to the U.S. in search of a better life brings its own test of the human spirit. Bull Journey Productions presentsMike Birbiglia: Working It OutWritten and Performed by Mike Birbiglia. 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. with Billie Allen, Amiri Baraka, Paul Benjamin, Michael Bradford, Ed Bullins, Kia Corthron, Bill Duke, Katori Hall, Dul Hill, Woodie King Jr., Nilaja Sun and Bridgette Wimberlyfilmed by Lincoln Center Library, Jan 30, following performance of DUTCHMAN, BHUTANby Daisy Footedirected by Evan Yionouliswith Tasha Lawrence, Sarah Lord, Amy Redford and Jedadiah Schultzset design by Laura Hymancostume design by Rebecca Bernsteinlight design by Pat Dignansound design by Bart Fasbender, produced by Cherry Lane Theatre in association with New York Stage and Film, Outer Critics Circle John Gassner Playwriting Award Nomination: Daisy Foote. They are thrilled to be working with theater legends Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland. Scott Schwartz (Goldas Balcony) will direct the reading. Moggie, Matthew Montelongo, Cortez Nance Jr., Rutina Wesley, Set John McDermott Costumes Jessica Jahn Lighting Nicole Pearce Sound Sean O'Halloran Video Gil Sperling Fights UnkleDave's Fight-House Props Starlet Jacobs Stage Manager C. Renee Alexander Assistant Stage Manager Kristin Pfeifer Marketing Walker International Communications Group / Toni Israel Press Representation Richard Kornberg & Associates / Don Summa; Sam Rudy Media Relations / Sam Rudy Graphic Designer Frank "Fraver" VerizzoProduction Stage Manager Eugenia Furneaux, Associate Producer Seri Lawrence Production Assitant Miles Orduna Assistant Set Designer Clifton Chadick Assistant Video Designer Aaron Gonzales Production Carpenter Janio Marrero Scenic Construction The Ken Larson Co. Production Photographer Sandra Coudert Graham Opening Night PhotographerWalter McBride Lighting Equipment The Lighting Syndicate Master ElectricianJay Sterkel Audio Technicians Paul Piekarz, Ien DeNio, Sam Callahan, Jeffory Barton Wardrobe Courtney Irizarry Lighting Programmer Alling Langin Scenic Artists Jessica Orona, Rachael Silverman, Brian Howard Carpenters Cory Asinofsky, Adam Weppler, Joe Galan Casting Director Calleri Casting Pyromaniac Ted Rathjen.

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