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Lowcountry
Lowcountry By ABby Rosebrock directed by Jo Bonney June 5 – July 13, 2025 Linda Gross Theater Lowcountry is a brand-new commissioned play by Abby Rosebrock (Blue Ridge) directed by Tony Award nominee Jo Bonney (Cost of Living).
Manhattan Theatre Club Announces Lineup For 2024 Ted Snowdon Reading Series
Manhattan Theatre Club has announced the lineup for the 2024 Ted Snowdon Reading Series. The readings kick off Monday, March 4 and will be held on Mondays through March 25. The readings will take place at New York City Center – Stage I (131 West 55th Street). All readings are free and open to the public, but space is limited and RSVPs are required. To RSVP, please visit https://forms.gle/S7S2LwsV5JWX6V3h8.
Review: Marin Ireland Brings Down the Halfway House in ‘Blue Ridge’
Image Marin Ireland in Abby Rosebrock’s “Blue Ridge.” Even when she’s sitting still — which admittedly is a rare occurrence — Alison is a gale-force presence. Portrayed by the never disappointing Marin Ireland in Abby Rosebrock’s “Blue Ridge,” the emotionally congested play that opened Monday night at the Linda Gross Theater, this disgraced high-school English teacher is one of those unsettling people who suck up all the oxygen in a room in one convulsive gulp.
SUMMER SHORTS at 59E59
On sale now! 59E59 Members: Log in to access your Member discount, or phone the Member line at (646) 892-7999 FIRST LOOK: First performance for Series A and B on July 20th & July 28th start at $25* *Limited discount seats available This audience-favorite festival returns for its 12th year at 59E59 Theaters! See the whole program and save $15 per person with a Pair of Summer Shorts package -- get both Series A and Series B for $55! (Eligible for performances through August 15). . CLICK HERE to buy.
Review: A Bad Romance with Operatic Overtones in ‘Dido of Idaho’
Boy meets girl. Boy leaves girl to return to his wife. Girl falls into despair — or the nearest funeral pyre. So it goes with Dido, the famous queen of Virgil’s “Aeneid,” and Nora, her modern-day analog in Abby Rosebrock’s morbidly charming “Dido of Idaho” at Ensemble Studio Theater.
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