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Urban Stages Theater
259 West 30th Street (bet 7th and 8th Avenues)
212.868.4444
Urban Stages Adm. Office:
17 East 47th Street, NYC 10017
212.421.1380
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WE MOVED:
Urban Stages administrative office is now at: 555 8th Avenue, #1800, New York, NY 10018
, Lori Ann Laster, Program Director
NOW AT URBAN STAGES
MAY 12th: 24th Annual Benefit at the Central Park Boathouse
"Life is a Cabaret, 'Ol Chum" : cocktails & boat Rides on the Lake, cabaret entertainment with John Korba band and Sarah Chalfy, dinner and live auction with Hugh Hildesley of Sotheby's. Honoring James Naughton, Broadway Actor/Singer and Edwina Sandys, International Artist. Benefit Chairpersons: Angela Casciato, Managing Director, Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion, Credit Suissel; and Stanley Zareff, Vice President, Corporate Communications, Credit Suisse & Urban Stages Board of Directors.
7pm - 10:30pm. Call our office for more information and your copy of the invitation: 212.421.1380
FOR YOUR KIDS: URBAN STAGES' 4TH ANNUAL SUMMER CAMP
June 30th through August 1st, 5 weeks, (9:30am-5:00pm, Mon-Fri), 10-14 year-olds
With only up to 15 students in the camp, 1 Camp Director, 4 teaching artists, 3 teaching assistants, and 5 weeks -- our campers are showered with personal attention. Campers receive training in all aspects of theater craft, including dance, singing, acting, playwriting and scene design. These workshops and classes are taught by professional leading artists from American theatre.
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PAST PRODUCTIONS OF THE SEASON
The Oxford Roof Climber's Rebellion
by Stephen Massicotte, directed by Roger Danforth
October 13 - November 18th, 2007
"The drama of this riveting play could not be more timely...excellent new play... first-rate performances." - Wilborn Hampton, The New York Times
"These 95 minutes are among the most sophisticated and absorbing currently on a New York stage...it glows with an uncommon intelligence." - Karl Levett, Backstage
The Blue Bird by Stanton Wood and Lori Laster, directed by Heath Cullens.
December 14th - January 13th
"By marrying high-tech with high art, the familiar tale emanates as something strikingly new" NYTheatre.com says, The New York Times says the show does a "lovely job at evoking magical worlds and characters," while Backstage praised Andrey Bartenev's "spectacularly original" costumes and Alex Koch's "fanciful projections that include movement, such as a blue bird that flies around the room."
27 Rue de Fleurus, Paris - NOW EXTENDED THROUGH APRIL 13TH!
book and lyrics by Ted Sod, music and lyrics by Lisa Koch
directed by Frances Hill
"smart direction," the "strong performances" of the cast (New York Times)
"luscious" costumes by Carrie Robbins (Variety).
"Director Frances Hill's production has a zest that matches the unbridled creativity of the creators, unfolding on a handsome scenic design from Roman Tatarowicz, who's created a surreal white salon with skewed walls that's backed by a series of overlapping frames into which Alex Koch's collage-like video is projected. It's the perfect canvas for this haphazard look into Toklas and Stein's world." The critically acclaimed cast includes Cheryl Stern as Alice, Barbara Rosenblat as Gertrude, and Sarah Chalfy, Susan Haefner and Emily Zacharias in various celebrity parts. John Bell is Musical Director. Theatermania
"Add this small charmer to this season's cornucopia of off-beat new musicals,"(Curtain Up);
GALLERY OF PAST URBAN STAGES PRODUCTIONS |
