Multimedia Artist, John Jesurun, is next up at Coffeehouse Chronicles at LaMama.
Jesurun is the creator of such works as Deep Sleep, Shatterhand Massacree, the Chang in a Void Moon series and Slight Return, which Ludlow Lad saw at LaMama and it remains one of his favorite things he's ever seen.
Don't miss this!
Coffeehouse Chronicles
John Jesurun (#102)
June 25, 2011 at 3pm
The Club @ LaMama
Free!
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
John Jesurun @ Coffeehouse Chronicles
Monday, June 06, 2011
Coming Soon: HOW THE DAY RUNS DOWN
Merge Our Town with Dawn of the Dead and you have a slight idea of what happens when a small town is overrun by the undead.Best described as Our Town with zombies, with Thornton Wilder's Stage Manager moving between the different townspeople's stories to describe not their mundane sorrows and joys, but their encounters with, and last stands against, the zombie horde. The juxtaposition of Wilder's play, which is all about the continuity of communal life in the face of individual deaths, with a plot that posits that not only the town but all of humanity is doomed, makes for a heartbreaking story.
Nicu’s Spoon Presents
How the Day Runs Down
by John Langan
directed by S. Barton-Farcas
July 6 – 24 2011
Spoon Theater
38 West 38th Street, 5th Floor
$15-18
For Tickets & Info: www.spoontheater.org
Thursday, May 26, 2011
New Blog: THEATER OF THE TIMES
So, now that THE NEW YORK TIMES is charging for content, Ludlow Lad has started a new blog recapping theater reviews from The Paper of Record in a new blog:
THE THEATER OF THE TIMES
Enjoy!
THE THEATER OF THE TIMES
Enjoy!
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Last Chance: Here At Home & The Tempest
This weekend is the closing for two excellent shows that Ludlow Lad can highly recommend.
31 Down's HERE AT HOME is an hypnotic and disorienting piece about war. It is expertly directed and designed.
And Target Margin is finish off their 20th Anniversary Season with Shakespeare and THE TEMPEST complete with a Globe-like reconstruction and an original score.
Both shows are worth checking out before they disappear.
31 Down's HERE AT HOME is an hypnotic and disorienting piece about war. It is expertly directed and designed.
And Target Margin is finish off their 20th Anniversary Season with Shakespeare and THE TEMPEST complete with a Globe-like reconstruction and an original score.Both shows are worth checking out before they disappear.
Labels: New, Reviews, Previews
31 Down,
Bushwick Starr,
HERE,
Target Margin
Monday, May 23, 2011
The NON-Broadway Drama Desk Award Winners
Being an non-Broadway show nominated for a Drama Desk Award is sort of like being invited to Thanksgiving dinner, but being forced to sit a the Children's Table. Off Broadway shows are eligible for Drama Desk Awards, are often nominated, but seldom win.
So here are the NON-Broadway Drama Desk Award Winners for 2011:
Outstanding Book of a Musical:
Adam Mathias, See Rock City + Other Destinations
Outstanding Music in a Play:
Wayne Barker, Peter and the Starcatcher
Unique Theatrical Experience:
Sleep No More
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Congratulations and see you next year!
So here are the NON-Broadway Drama Desk Award Winners for 2011:
Outstanding Book of a Musical:
Adam Mathias, See Rock City + Other Destinations
Outstanding Music in a Play:
Wayne Barker, Peter and the Starcatcher
Unique Theatrical Experience:
Sleep No More
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Congratulations and see you next year!
Labels: New, Reviews, Previews
Drama Desk Awards,
New York Theater Workshop,
Sleep No More,
Transport Group
Monday, May 16, 2011
The 2011 OBIE Awards
The winners of the 2011 OBIE Awards were announced tonight at Webster Hall. And the winners are:Best New American Play
The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity by Kristoffer Diaz (Second Stage)
Lifetime Achievement
Repertorio Espanol and its co-founder and artistic director, René Buch
Performance
F. Murray Abraham, sustained excellence of performance
André Braugher, The Whipping Man (Manhattan Theatre Club)
Michael Chernus, In the Wake (Public Theater)
Ethan Hawke, Blood from a Stone (The New Group)
Hamish Linklater, The School for Lies (Classic Stage Company)
Laurie Metcalf, The Other Place (Manhattan Class Company)
Thomas Sadoski, Other Desert Cities (Lincoln Center Theater)
Scott Shepherd, Gatz (Elevator Repair Service / Public Theater)
Brenda Wehle, The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism With a Key to the Scriptures (Signature Theatre / Public Theater)
Charlayne Woodard, The Witch of Edmonton (Red Bull Theater)
Playwriting
Samuel D. Hunter, A Bright New Boise (Partial Comfort Productions)
Jonas Hassen Khemiri, Invasion! (The Play Company)
Direction
Austin Pendleton, Three Sisters (Classic Stage Company)
Roger Rees and Alex Timbers, Peter and the Starcatcher (New York Theatre Workshop)
Leigh Silverman [pictured right], In the Wake (Public Theater) and Go Back to Where You Are (Playwrights Horizons)
Design
Jill BC Du Boff, sustained excellence of sound design
Donyale Werle, sustained excellence of set design
Special Citations
Design and choreography, Sleep No More (Punchdrunk Theatre) Felix Barrett, Livi Vaughan, Beatrice Minns, Maxine Doyle, Stephen Dobbie, Euan Maybank, and David Israel Reynoso
Young Jean Lee, We're Gonna Die (13P / Joe’s Pub)
debbie tucker green and Leah C. Gardiner, Born Bad (Soho Rep)
Obie Grants ($2,500 to each theater)
Metropolitan Playhouse
Wakka Wakka
The Ross Wetzsteon Award
Belarus Free Theatre
Labels: New, Reviews, Previews
13P,
Classic Stage,
ERS,
MCC,
MTC,
New Group,
OBIE Awards,
Partial Comfort,
Play Company,
Red Bull,
Repertorio Espanol,
Second Stage,
Soho Rep,
The Public
Friday, May 13, 2011
SILENCE! The Musical! - It's Baaaaaaaaak!

Originally produced at the New York International Fringe Festival in 2005, Silence! The Musical! is back for a commercial run in NYC. The always-hilarious Jenn Harris is also back as Clarice Starling (the Jodi Foster part) and Brent Barrett will play Hannibal Lecter.
Silence! The Musical! will run June 24 - August 13 at Theater 80 St. Marks.
Fridays at 8pm
Saturdays at 8pm &10:30pm
Tickets are: $48, $38 and $25
For Tickets and Info: www.silencethemusicalnyc.com
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