Lighting Designer

In this unhinged solo performance, self-proclaimed “experimental clown artist” Alex Tatarsky ushers audiences through an absurdist hellscape of the mind. Equal parts sad clown, demented cabaret, and extended crisis of meaning, Sad Boys in Harpy Land confronts anguish through humor in a spiraling narrative of artmaking and despair. 

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Alex Tatarsky

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Dear Santa, for Christmas this year I want a Pound Puppy, a Speak + Spell, and a nuclear radiation detector.

In this celebrated play directed by Tony Award nominee KNUD ADAMS (ENGLISH), a young girl is embroiled in intrigue when her estranged uncle, a prominent Black conservative, brings his mysteriously ill wife home for the holidays. A fugue of Reaganomics, espionage, roller disco, and cults—underscored by the cryptic Syracuse, NY chapter of the Seedlings of Peace Children’s Chorus.

Cold War Choir Practice

The Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space

**Event: Six Characters - A New Play by Phillip Howze**

**Location:** Claire Tow Theater, Lincoln Center Theater

**Dates:** Tickets on sale starting Friday, June 7. Performance dates to be announced.

**Overview:**
"Six Characters" is a groundbreaking new play that promises to captivate audiences with its innovative narrative and compelling themes. Written by the talented Phillip Howze and directed by the visionary Dustin Wills, this play explores the chaos that ensues when a group of uninvited guests disrupts the tranquility of a renowned cultural center. As the situation escalates, wigs fly, secrets are unveiled, and an archive is blown apart, leading the audience on a thrilling journey that questions the very foundations of power, belonging, and the institutions we hold dear.

**Cast & Creative Team:**
- **Playwright:** Phillip Howze
- **Director:** Dustin Wills
- **Cast:** Will Cobbs, Seven F. B. Duncombe, Claudia Logan, Julian Robertson, Seret Scott
- **Creative Team:** Montana Levi Blanco (Costume Design), Masha Tsimring (Lighting Design), Christopher Darbassie (Sound Design), Victoria Whooper (Set Design)

**Special Offers:**
- **LincTix Program:** If you're aged 18-35, join the LincTix program for access to discounted tickets priced at $30 - $35.50 and exclusive post-show rooftop parties with the artists.

**How to Purchase Tickets:**
Tickets for "Six Characters" will be available for purchase starting Friday, June 7, at noon. Ensure you mark your calendar to secure your seats for this must-see play.

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Don't miss your chance to experience "Six Characters," a play that promises to redefine the boundaries of theater and spark conversations about the world we live in.

Six Characters

Lincoln Center Theater

A group of coaches – with the same credentials, but different specialties – gather for a weekend retreat. Some of them will leave as Platinum Practitioner Life Coaches with Dr. Meredith Martin’s Action Coach Academy for Thinking Coaches. Some of them will not.

Coach Coach

Clubbed Thumb

Join us at Playwrights Horizons for the captivating new play, "Staff Meal," written by the talented Abe Koogler and directed by the visionary Morgan Green. This kaleidoscopic comedy is set to grace the stage of the Peter Jay Sharp Theater starting April 12, 2024. Dive into a world where the outside may be crumbling, but inside a mysterious and beautiful restaurant, a group of lonely city dwellers finds solace, connection, and a strange power that wards off the darkness. "Staff Meal" promises an evening of delicious food, warm service, and an atmosphere where you're safe—at least until closing time.

This production has been made possible through the generous support of the Venturous Theater Fund, a Fund of Tides Foundation, and is part of Playwrights Horizons' season, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. Critics have praised Koogler for his ability to capture the essence of reality while hinting at the eternal, creating characters that are earnest, idiosyncratic, and humorously critical of societal hierarchies.

Don't miss your chance to experience this unique blend of tension and simplicity that promises to tug at your heartstrings. Secure your season package today for early booking and ensure your spot at one of the most anticipated productions of the year.

Staff Meal

Playwrights Horizons

Loss is fast, but grief is slow. Aunt Bobbi’s going to try to make everyone feel better, even though her parties are cursed.

Grief Hotel

Public Theater

Wild Project

Amanda lives in an illusion of recapturing her faded Southern Belle glory. Her daughter Laura lives in a fantasy world of delicate glass figurines, and her son Tom dreams poetically of a world beyond the back stoop. When Tom brings home a Gentleman Caller to meet his sister, The Glass Menagerie weaves these lives into a heart-stopping dance of hopes pursued and dreams betrayed. Considered by many to be Tennessee Williams’ greatest play, The Glass Menagerie is an achingly beautiful story of longing and love that has touched generations of theatergoers with its sparkling, delicate radiance.

The Glass Menagerie

Herberger Theater Center

When Saigon falls in 1975, Quang and Tong, two Vietnamese refugees separated from their previous partners, have a sexy meet-cute in Arkansas that promptly becomes a no-strings-attached relationship to pass the time. Living in the land of “cheeseburgers, waffle fries and cholesterol” (aka America) proves to be an intoxicating adventure that leads Quang and Tong to question their futures, both together and in their new country. Part history play and part memoir, this whip-smart comedy is punctuated with flashbacks and bursts of rap songs, all while giving unabashed reflections on American culture and offering a human-centered view of the Vietnam War and its aftermath.

Vietgone

Guthrie Theater

Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland, gives voice to American, British, European, Asian, African and Caribbean women affected by WWI through a series of vignettes that share their responses to the war—from enthusiasm to resignation; support to opposition; the war’s beginning to its end. Combining powerful contemporary music with excerpts from women’s writings on both sides of the conflict, Letters tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Letters That You Will Not Get

Irondale Center for Theatre, Education, and Outreach

Queen Rodelinda navigates a dangerous political web to protect her throne and family while her love for her supposedly dead husband reignites in a dramatic clash of passion and ambition. A timeless tale of love and redemption unfolds in a new production that captivates from start to finish.

Lighting Designer

Masha Tsimring

Events

Upcoming events

Jul 25 - Aug 21, 2026

Rodelinda · Santa Fe Opera

Past events

19 - 21 Mar, 2026

Alex Tatarsky · Redcat - Roy and Edna Disney CalArts Theater

Feb 21 - Mar 29, 2026

Cold War Choir Practice · Clubbed Thumb

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