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Call me Al: New play reveals the Coney Island origin of ‘Scarface’

Call me Al: New play reveals the Coney Island origin of ‘Scarface’

By Julianne Cuba

Passion play: ‘Anna in the Tropics’ a hit for Gallery Players

Park Slope

Passion play: ‘Anna in the Tropics’ a hit for Gallery Players

By Crowther Bosley

Inside man: Play highlights life after prison

Inside man: Play highlights life after prison

By Julianne Cuba

Final curtain: Shore Theater will re-open as hotel and spa — not entertainment venue

Final curtain: Shore Theater will re-open as hotel and spa — not entertainment venue

By Julianne McShane

‘Fringe’ benefits: Theater fest edges into Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

‘Fringe’ benefits: Theater fest edges into Brooklyn

By Bill Roundy

She’s doing OK! ‘Oklahoma’ is in her wheelhouse

DUMBO

She’s doing OK! ‘Oklahoma’ is in her wheelhouse

By Alexandra Simon

A fault in their ‘Stars’: Immersive show is pretty but pointless

DUMBO

A fault in their ‘Stars’: Immersive show is pretty but pointless

By the Butcher of Flatbush Avenue

tkt-yes! Half-priced Broadway tix on the way to Downtown

Downtown

Show’s over: Downtown TKTS booth quietly closes

By Julianne Cuba

Doing her parts: Actress plays 11 male servants in ‘The Emperor’

Doing her parts: Actress plays 11 male servants in ‘The Emperor’

By Julianne McShane

Leaping beauty: Tale of pretty boy uses ballet, opera, and art

Leaping beauty: Tale of pretty boy uses ballet, opera, and art

By Julianne Cuba

Toe the Line: ‘A Chorus Line’ kicks off new season at Gallery Players

Park Slope

Toe the Line: ‘A Chorus Line’ kicks off new season at Gallery Players

By Bill Roundy

Classy clowns: Festival elevates the red-nosed comedy performers

Classy clowns: Festival elevates the red-nosed comedy performers

By Julianne Cuba

Golden ticket: German tourists buy one-millionth ticket to Coney Island Circus Sideshow

Golden ticket: German tourists buy one-millionth ticket to Coney Island Circus Sideshow

By Julianne McShane

Rock enrolled: Local kids shred in ‘School of Rock’

Rock enrolled: Local kids shred in ‘School of Rock’

By Julianne McShane

No holds Bard: Shakespeare festival welcomes weird productions

No holds Bard: Shakespeare festival welcomes weird productions

By Bill Roundy

‘Shakespeare in Wakanda’: Race-swapped ‘Othello’ puts black women in charge

‘Shakespeare in Wakanda’: Race-swapped ‘Othello’ puts black women in charge

By Bill Roundy

Theater buff: Naked Restoration comedy comes to Prospect Park

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

Theater buff: Naked Restoration comedy comes to Prospect Park

By Julianne Cuba

Acts of God: ‘Godspell’ performs in Dyker Heights church

Acts of God: ‘Godspell’ performs in Dyker Heights church

By Julianne Cuba

The lost girl: New ‘Peter Pan’ show focuses on Wendy’s story

Park Slope

The lost girl: New ‘Peter Pan’ show focuses on Wendy’s story

By Julianne Cuba

Today dream: A modern ‘Midsummer’ plays Carroll Gardens

Carroll Gardens

Today dream: A modern ‘Midsummer’ plays Carroll Gardens

By Alexandra Simon

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