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261 W. 47th St. New York, NY 10036

212-239-6200 

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  • The Assembled Parties

    The Assembled Parties  Recommended

    2:00 p.m. every Wed., Sat., Sun. until June 16 | More Dates & Times >>

    OK, theatergoer: You’ve silenced your cellphone, unwrapped your candy, and shushed your seatmate. Nicely done. But how are your table manners? Well...

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  • The Other Place

    The Other Place

    By Alexis Soloski | Wed, December 12, 2012

    In Sharr White’s play, Juliana Smithton (Laurie Metcalf) is a research scientist fearing a diagnosis of the brain cancer that killed her father and grandmother. But just as we settle in to this familiar disease play scenario, White adroitly flips... More »

  • <i>An Enemy of the People</i>: The Strife of Bath

    An Enemy of the People: The Strife of Bath

    By Michael Feingold | Wed, October 03, 2012

    Ibsen's An Enemy of the People (Friedman Theatre) is a play so necessary, and so exhilarating to experience, that I feel slightly abashed saying that the Manhattan Theatre Club's new production, directed by Doug Hughes in an adaptation by Rebecca... More »

  • STOP THE PRESSES

    STOP THE PRESSES

    By Angela Ashman | Wed, April 11, 2012

    By the time he retired in 1974, the influential columnist Joseph Alsop had a wide reach in America, impacting policy and popular opinion with his syndicated Washington political column that ran in about 300 newspapers three times a week. A cousin... More »

  • Venus in Fur

    Venus in Fur

    By Alexis Soloski | Wed, December 14, 2011

    Shiny boots of leather stomp on to Broadway in David Ives’s artful adaptation of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch’s erotic novel. Nina Arianda returns in a see-through dress and kinky shoes to play an actress auditioning for a director (Hugh Dancy)... More »

  • <i>Master Class</i> Looks at Callas Behavior

    Master Class Looks at Callas Behavior

    By Michael Feingold | Wed, July 13, 2011

    "Forget all about me," says Maria Callas (Tyne Daly), preparing to conduct the titular activity of Terrence McNally's 1995 play, Master Class (MTC/Friedman Theatre). "Poof! I'm invisible." A likely story. Through her entire career, through all... More »

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