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newyorktheatreguide.com | Austin Fimmano
If your Instagram algorithm is anything like mine, you may have seen Vineyard Theatre’s time-lapse video of building the set for Bowl EP: a 3D space meant to look like an abandoned pool, functioning as an actual skateboarding bowl. This set, at once bare-bones and yet complex in a way unlike anything else on stage right now, is only the jumping-off point for Nazareth Hassan’s intriguing new play.
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3 days ago |
newyorktheatreguide.com | Allison Considine
“The is glory in allegory,” says NSangou Njikam, aka Freeky Dee, at the start of A Freeky Introduction. The glory loses its glow in this show, which melds hip-hop dancing, Yoruba spirituality, and African storytelling. The narrative gets lost in a swirl of symbols, like eagles, buzzards, freedom, and orgasms.
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newyorktheatreguide.com | Gillian Russo
The pre-show special will air directly before the main Tony Awards broadcast on Sunday, June 8, and contain exclusive awards presentations and other content. Darren Criss and Renée Elise Goldsberry will host The Tony Awards: Act One, an exclusive pre-show for the Tony Awards ceremony taking place on June 8. Criss is a 2025 Tony Award nominee for both Best Musical and Best Leading Actor in a Musical, for producing and starring in Maybe Happy Ending.
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newyorktheatreguide.com | Gillian Russo
The Grammy and Emmy Award-winning actor will succeed current cast member Durrell “Tank” Babbs in Alicia Keys's Tony and Grammy-winning musical beginning in June. There's nothing he can't do! Christopher Jackson will join the cast of Hell's Kitchen on Broadway on June 3 at the Shubert Theatre. Jackson is best known for originating the role of George Washington in Hamilton on Broadway, for which he won a Grammy Award and earned a Tony nomination.
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newyorktheatreguide.com | Gillian Russo
The first revival of Chess on Broadway will open this fall, starring Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit, and Nicholas Christopher, at a theatre and date to be announced. Tony Award winner Tveit (Moulin Rouge! The Musical) will play Freddie Trumper, Emmy Award nominee Michele (Glee, Funny Girl) plays Florence Vassey, and Nicholas Christopher (Sweeney Todd) will play Anatoly Sergievsky. Additional casting has yet to be announced.
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