THE ENCOUNTER tells the true story of National Geographic photographer Loren McIntyre lost in a remote area of Brazil in 1969, which leads to a startling encounter that is to change his life. Prepared to get virtually lost in the Amazon rainforest.
Mickey Rooney's yellow-face performance in Breakfast at Tiffany's is infamous for its lack of cultural sensitivity. But was there ever a way he could have pulled it off? An Asian actor tries to find out in this one man show.
BOTTOM LINE: Mother Emanuel is a moving and powerful piece of documentary theatre, honoring the victims of the shooting at Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church through gospel music.
When two teenage girls arrive at Ellis Shook 's doorstep one autumn afternoon, their visit will force him to confront a tragic past while also offering him a glimpse at hope. BOTTOM LINE: Incredibly detailed writing and acting make this new play a must-see.
BOTTOM LINE: Three incredible actors portray the late writer/illustrator Edward Gorey throughout his life, based on his journals, interviews, and letters. A multifaceted performance, excellently executed.
6 of the plays we have recommended to you in 2016 have been nominated for Tony Awards including Best Play and Best Musical. Four of these are still running and tickets are available. See the list here and grab your tickets today!
BOTTOM LINE: A blistering drama about the final months of the Liberian War deservedly transfers to Broadway from the Public Theater in this high wattage production.