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THE DRAWER BOY

Directed by Alexander Dinelaris

Strictly Limited Engagement Closing May 20th

Click here to get tickets for $65-$79

Tues-Sun @ 8PM, Sat & Sun matinee @ 3PM.

"...a beautifully written piece, humorous and heart wrenching..."
-The New York Times, Critic's Pick

Critics have praised Oberon Theatre Ensemble's sold out production of THE DRAWER BOY calling it: "unforgettable", "moving", "a brilliant work", "artfully directed", and "extraordinary." Now, SoHo Playhouse in collaboration with Oberon Theatre Ensemble will extend the run of this acclaimed production.

This award winning play looks in on the lives of two farmers in 1972 rural Ontario. World War II veterans and lifelong friends, the farmers share a quiet and uneventful life based on stories and routine. Their lives are disrupted when a young, energetic actor from the big city shows up on their doorstep wanting to live and work with them as research for a play about farming. As the actor immerses himself, the farmers' darkest secrets become part of the actor's play and the lines between theatre and life, and memory and reality, become blurred. Heartbreak and levity mix in this extraordinary play about storytelling and how it transforms our lives.

"By the time the last of its dark secrets has been revealed, this quietly intense play has painted a portrait of devastating heartbreak leavened by the surprising healing power of theater" -Backstage

Starring: Alex Fast, Brad Fryman, and William Laney

 

 

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Evolutionary Tales

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Starting May 31st, runs through June 23rd

At The Players Theatre


New York, NY (4/29/13) – SoHo Playhouse Inc. presents Evolutionary Tales: A Hip-Hop Theatre Cycle at The Players Theatre playing May 31 through June 23. Written and performed by Baba Brinkman, the Canadian rap artist and inventor of a new hybrid form of theatre: part hip-hop concert, part stand up comedy, and part TED Talk. Evolutionary Tales: A Hip-Hop Theatre Cycle consists of Brinkman’s three hit shows, Ingenious Nature, The Rap Guide To Evolution, and The Canterbury Tales Remixed, celebrating the evolutionary view of life in its endless forms.

 

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Bill W. And Dr. Bob

BUY TICKETS FROM $85-99

Starting July 8th

Mondays - Saturdays at 8PM; Saturday & Sunday Matinee at 3PM

In 1929, famous New York stockbroker Bill Wilson crashes with the stock market and becomes a hopeless drunk. Dr. Bob Smith, a surgeon from Ohio, has also been an alcoholic for thirty years, often going into the operating room with a hangover. Through an astonishing series of events, Bill W. and Dr. Bob meet and form a relationship, each helping to keep the other sober. This is the amazing and often humorous story of the two men who pioneered Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as the story of their wives, who founded Al Anon.

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Southern Discomfort

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March 25th - May 13th | Mondays at 8PM

Declared a "talented writer and actress" by The New Yorker, Miss Gray brings a collection of idiosyncratic characters to life in Southern Discomfort: from a one-armed teenage boy selling Civil War reenactment weaponry at his family’s gun stall, to a former beauty queen in a plastic surgeon’s office obsessed with facial symmetry, to a forlorn tow truck driver in love with an African-American-Mormon stripper. The men and women Gray portrays in the show are all based on real, true Southerners she has met and known in her years growing up in the South. 



Suck

This Too Shall Suck
The Huron Club | Thursdays at 8:00pm | Open Run Tickets $20

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Writer: Matt Graham

We couldn't help but keep him here after the Fringe. A merry romp through performance anxiety, professional Scrabble, stand-up comedy and the psych ward, Matt Graham's one-man traumedy reveals his transformation from drunken bum into reclusive cat lady/professional gambler. How bad can it suck? 



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Telly Savalas Live

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Every Friday at 10pm | Returns May 17th

The Who Loves You, Baby Showcase is a comic-lounge act/variety show that celebrates the romantic musings of 70's icon, Telly Savalas; who has returned from the grave to give the cynical youth of today a good kick in the pants. The show, which garnered an Encore Series at FringeNYC in 2011 before running for a year at The Huron Club, will now feature new guests and new themes each week in a wildly unpredictable lounge act. Runtime: 0h 50m Local NYC, Manhattan Performance Art Comedy "May I be so bold to say that you will not see a funnier play than Who Loves You, Baby? at this year’s Fringe NYC." - Matt Roberson NY Theatre Review "DiMenna copiously draws on the career and life of Savalas, but what gives the show its genuine edge is his own acting virtuosity" -Curtain

Directed by Taylor Negron.

Written by Hunter Nelson.

Music Accompaniment by Alex Leonard.

COUPLES: PURCHASE YOUR VIP TICKETS FOR $20 AND TWO COCKTAILS EACH!



Simon Lovell

SIMON LOVELL'S STRANGE AND UNUSUAL HOBBIES
The Huron Club | Saturdays at 6:00pm | Open Run Tickets $30

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CELEBRATE OVER 5 YEARS OF SOLD-OUT SHOWS!  See why The Wall Street Journal calls it a "Dazzling 70 Minute Show!"
Simon Lovell is a world-renowned close up entertainer incredibly gifted in the art of sleight-of-hand. His level of skill is second only to his ability to entertain and create laughter. He's part Emo Phillips, part all the members of Monty Python, part a male version of Dame Edna. This guy can con you and make you happy he did it!

18+ contains graphic language not appropriate for children

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TED GREENBERG'S THE COMPLETE PERFORMER
NOW IN IT'S 4TH SMASH YEAR!
The Huron Club | Saturdays at 10:00pm | Open Run Tickets $20

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Not suitable for under 16

Emmy-winning former David Letterman writer Ted Greenberg performs one hour of boisterous, interactive comedy that ends with one audience group being whisked home in a yellow cab by Greenberg himself, who is a licensed NYC cab driver.

“Greenberg’s mostly one man show is drawing crowds” – New York Times

“Outrageously funny” – Back Stage

“Will deliver laughs” – New York Post

“Kept a full house roaring” – NYTheatre.com


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