Cocktails with Larry Miller

Hailed by Jerry Seinfeld as “the funniest guy I know,”  Miller is one of Hollywood’s most recognizable faces. Having appeared in over 100 films and television shows,  the comedian takes the stage at the Sitnik Theater to share his humous perspective about marriage, children and drinking,  and how each one leads to the other two.  In “Cocktails with Larry Miller”, the consummate entertainer combines his comedy, acting and music talents to create a fresh and funny theatrical experience that appeals to all ages.     

by Moss Hart

Gathered in a hotel room, a group of NY theatre folk go through their paces with tremendous gusto and temperament as the play moves from hit to flop to "who knows what". 

The Radiotheatre production of HG Wells The Time Machine.

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"Blast off" with the Drama Desk nominated Radiotheatre and their new live stage version of the most influential science fiction story of all time. Complete with a great cast of storytellers, an elaborate soundscape, and an original orchestral score!

by Parallel Exit

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Parallel Exit blends theatre, dance, and music into works of physical theatre that transcend age, language, and cultural barriers. "Their clever and genuinely funny work draws inspiration from such great dancers as Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin." (The New Yorker).

featuring Anthony Zerbe

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Anthony Zerbe is an American stage, film and Emmy-winning television actor. In It's All Done With Mirrors... damn everything but the circus, poet E.E. Cummings captured the beauty of the natural world while skewering the perversity of the human one. Anthony creates and uncommon, intimate evening of theatre moving through a parade of characters, accents, and dazzling word play. 

music by Alan Menken
book by Lynn Ahrens and Mike Ockrent

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The musical based on Charles Dickens' beloved Christmas Classic. 

Set in the golden age of Paris, the action of the play evolves around a charming doctor and the madness that ensues after he tells "one, tiny, little, hardly noticeable lie" to cover an innocent but embarrassing indiscretion. Soon pandemonium breaks out, and no one is left unscathed as the plot unravels and mistaken identities and unexpected connections run rampant. 

by Aoise Stratford

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Susan Glaspell Award Winner. An inside glimpse into the streets of 19th century London, when Jack the Ripper prowled the night is the stuff of Aoise Stratford's new play The Unfortunates, when a "working girl" enters a tavern on a cold April night to escape the dangerous streets of the Whitechapel section of London.