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Show of strength: ‘Hercules’ musical makes stars of amateur Brooklyn actors

Arts & Entertainment

Show of strength: ‘Hercules’ musical makes stars of amateur Brooklyn actors

By Kevin Duggan

Home stretch: New play uses film and video to explore the housing crisis

Gowanus

Home stretch: New play uses film and video to explore the housing crisis

By Aidan Graham

Freedom of leech: Musical parasite play spreads through Brooklyn

Freedom of leech: Musical parasite play spreads through Brooklyn

By Rose Adams

Nerd of Avon: Prospect Heights bar combines Shakespeare and sci-fi

Prospect Heights

Nerd of Avon: Prospect Heights bar combines Shakespeare and sci-fi

By Aidan Graham

Puppy love: Dog stars in Williamsburg theater festival

Puppy love: Dog stars in Williamsburg theater festival

By Bill Roundy

‘Medea’ darlings: Power couple to star in Greek tragedy at BAM

‘Medea’ darlings: Power couple to star in Greek tragedy at BAM

By Elizabeth Winn

Stage breakup: Play reveals the world of Cellino and Barnes

Gowanus

Stage breakup: Play reveals the world of Cellino and Barnes

By Kevin Duggan

Play for time: 30-year-old futuristic show finds new life

Arts & Entertainment

Play for time: 30-year-old futuristic show finds new life

By Aidan Graham

Pick up your Shakespeare: Brooklyn gets first crack at Public Theater’s ‘Coriolanus’

Arts & Entertainment

Pick up your Shakespeare: Brooklyn gets first crack at Public Theater’s ‘Coriolanus’

By Bill Roundy

Wyrd tales: Quirky Shakespeare shows shake up Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Wyrd tales: Quirky Shakespeare shows shake up Brooklyn

By Rose Adams

Brooklyn students perform on ‘Hamilton’ stage

Arts & Entertainment

Brooklyn students perform on ‘Hamilton’ stage

By Aidan Graham

L of a ride: ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ moves the musical to Williamsburg

Gowanus

L of a ride: ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ moves the musical to Williamsburg

By Kevin Duggan

Arab-American Nights: New play puts Latin spin on 1,001 Nights

Arab-American Nights: New play puts Latin spin on 1,001 Nights

By Colin Mixson

Kings carny: ‘Brooklyn Abridged’ circus show debuts in Manhattan

Kings carny: ‘Brooklyn Abridged’ circus show debuts in Manhattan

By Aidan Graham

Free Shakes: Public Theater gives out tix in Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Free Shakes: Public Theater gives out tix in Brooklyn

By Bill Roundy

Rock of ages: Teen characters take the stage in ‘Spring Awakening’ at Gallery Players

Park Slope

Rock of ages: Teen characters take the stage in ‘Spring Awakening’ at Gallery Players

By Julianne McShane

Acting out: New company to bring French playwright to Prospect Park

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

Acting out: New company to bring French playwright to Prospect Park

By Julianne McShane

Queer ‘Desire’: New ‘Streetcar’ features trans actor as female lead

Queer ‘Desire’: New ‘Streetcar’ features trans actor as female lead

By Julianne McShane

‘Shake’ it up: Celebrate the Bard’s birthday with poetry

‘Shake’ it up: Celebrate the Bard’s birthday with poetry

By Colin Mixson

Double Dion: Pop singer to play two nights at Barclays

Downtown

Double Dion: Pop singer to play two nights at Barclays

By Maya Harrison

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