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May 23, 2012, 11:57 amImagine That: Peter Dinklage to Star in All-Male ‘Imaginary Invalid’ By DAVE ITZKOFFPeter Hapak for The New York Times Peter DinklageAs they say on “Game of Thrones,” a Lannister always pays his debts. But does a Lannister always fill out a dress? Perhaps Peter Dinklage, the Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning actor who plays the cynical aristocrat Tyrion Lannister on that HBO fantasy series, can answer the question: This summer he will be starring in a new production of Molière’s satire “The Imaginary Invalid,” as one of its lead female characters.Starring opposite Ethan Phillips (of “Star Trek: Voyager”), who will portray the titular hypochondriac, Argan, Mr. Dinklage has been cast as his maid, Toinette, in this all-male staging of the play, ... Continue reading →
Marc Bovino and Doug Cheesman The Mad Ones fancy a few more exposed buttocks. Related Content More About It would seem churlish to say that Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway lack for anything. We have more than 200 brick-and-mortar theaters (to say nothing of parks, repurposed churches, and semi-legal lofts), producing nearly 2,000 shows per year. We have comedies, tragedies, experiments, aerial acts, and the occasional cat circus. Who could ask for anything more? Well, nearly everyone. This year, on the occasion of the 57th Annual Obie Awards, The Village Voice polled a number of noted theater artists and asked them, “What’s missing from Off- and Off-Off Broadway?” Here’s what we found. Mark Russell, artistic director of Under the Radar: The pioneer spirit that started the scene ... Continue reading →
