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Our fourth and final reading of the year announced.

By On October 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment

It seems like just yesterday we announced our reading series, and now, here we are, 9 months later, announcing the fourth and final reading of the year!

Usually we announce the next reading the day after our previous reading, so we're actually a little late in this announcement.

Why are we [...]

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5 Shows that stand out at NYMF.

By On September 28, 2010 · 2 Comments

Six years ago, Altar Boyz debuted at the NYMF.  And it changed my life.  

Yesterday, the 7th season of NYMF kicked off.

And hopefully, a lot of lives will be changed when it's over.

If you don't know NYMF, you should. If the Fringe Festival is the Walmart of theatrical [...]

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Theater things that don’t make sense: Vol. 8

By On July 14, 2010 · 13 Comments

I was recently at a big ol' touring house outside of NYC.  You know, one of those theaters in major metro areas all over the country that presents big national tours like Billy Elliot and Mary Poppins as well as concerts, lectures, local dance recitals and more.

I [...]

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Next up in our reading series? Heartland.

By On June 7, 2010 · 1 Comment

The first play in the Davenport Developmental Reading Series, Alex Webb's Civil War drama, Amelia, was, well, as much fun as Civil War Dramas can be.

We had a great time, learned a lot, and the post-reading survey results on the play demonstrated that Alex was really on to something.  I [...]

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“When I say Broadway, you say . . .” Survey Results revealed.

By On March 3, 2010 · 20 Comments

My staffers and I got into a discussion last week about what the word 'Broadway' meant to our ticket buyers.  What sort of images did it conjure?  What did they associate with it?  In other words . . . what did the brand of Broadway actually mean?  

We decided to find [...]

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