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The Emperor Jones

THE EMPEROR JONES
by Eugene O'Neill
directed by Ciaran O'Reilly

Tues 8pm, Wed 3pm & 8pm, Thu 8pm, Fri 8pm, Sat 3pm & 8pm and Sun 3pm.

Limited Engagement! Thru January 31, 2010 only.

Eugene O'Neill's brilliant groundbreaking play, The Emperor Jones, is the story of Brutus Jones, an African-American man who sets himself up as monarch of a Caribbean island following a prison break in the Unites States. When the natives rebel after years of exploitation, Jones's mesmerizing journey into darkness becomes a terrifying psychological portrayal of power, fear and madness. With his demons in heavy pursuit and tom-toms beating, the Emperor is forced to confront the mortal sins of his past in search of forgiveness and salvation.

John Douglas Thompson—OBIE and Lucille Lortel Award-winning actor for last season's acclaimed revival of Othello—portrays the enigmatic emperor. The cast also features Peter Cormican. Ciaran O'Reilly, whose direction of O'Neill's The Hairy Ape earned him Drama Desk, Drama League and Callaway award nominations, directs.

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The Cutting Den

THE CUTTING DEN
a new play by Ron Scott Stevens
directed by Richard Caliban

THE CUTTING DEN is a modern day flood story set in a Brooklyn barbershop/bookie parlor during the first week of the Major League baseball season. When debts go unpaid sparks fly until the shop burns red-hot.

LIMITED ENGAGEMENT!

February 4, 2010 –February 21, 2010

Schedule:
Tuesday 8 pm | Wednesday 8 pm | Thursday 8 pm | Friday 8 pm
Saturday 3 pm & 8 pm | Sunday 3 pm

Tickets: $30 & $55

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The Irish Curse

 

THE IRISH CURSE

Size matters to the Irish-American guys who meet every Wednesday night in a support group…for men with very small penises. This raucously honest new comedy tackles the male obsession with body image, masculinity and sex. It examines the fundamental question on the minds of men since the beginning of time:“how do I measure up to the next guy?”

March 17 , 2010 –May 30 , 2010

Schedule:
Tuesday 8 pm | Wednesday 8 pm | Thursday 8 pm | Friday 8 pm | Saturday 3 pm & 8 pm | Sunday 3 pm & 7pm

SPECIAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE: Wednesday, March 24 at 3PM

Tickets: $59

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THE HURON CLUB
Simon Lovell

SIMON LOVELL'S STRANGE AND UNUSUAL HOBBIES
The Huron Club | Saturdays at 6pm | Open Run

Tickets $30

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.

18+ contains graphic language not appropriate for children

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The Complete Performer

TED GREENBERG'S THE COMPLETE PERFORMER
The Huron Club | Saturdays at 9:30pm | Open Run

Tickets $15

Letterman-Emmy-winning writer and comic, Ted Greenberg, cracks all entertainment genres* in just under 53 minutes. For the show-stopping finale, he drives audience members home in a licensed yellow taxi.

*genres include (but not limited to) Improv, Mindreading, Sleight-of-hand Magic, Escape Artistry, Mascot/Puppetry, Male Burlesque (rated R), “People’s Choice” Awards, live simulcast of “beat-the-clock” cab ride (to anywhere within 5 boroughs under 15 mins.) and Bob Fosse-esque choreography.
 

2008 Fringe NYC Producers Award Winner and Fringe Encore Series Selection

“Not to be missed. Run don’t walk. This is magic.” –Air America.

“Outrageously funny”- Backstage.

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

“Will deliver laughs” – New York Post.

“Kept a full house roaring” – NYTheatre.com.

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