East Village Basement has become a home for living-room theater.
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Tag: New York City Serenades
From the Window to the Window
Eyes are more of a central means of expression for screen acting than for stage acting…
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Drenched
Much has been made of how much Jonathan Groff sweats and spits on stage.
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Fava Beans
A one-person show of The Silence of the Lambs sounds likeliest to be a spoof.
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Who Let the Dogs Out
In honor of Knicks Film School’s “Best Moments of the 2026 Knicks Playoff Run” podcast — which ranks the top events from each series (release a poll that pits each winner against the others to crown the best moment!) — I hereby submit my nominees for the Best Moments of the Title Celebrations:
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Yondramaturgy
A practical decision can also serve artistic purposes.
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Tent as Proscenium
Set design defines the bounds of a show’s world, figuratively and literally.
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One Tricked Pony
Art owes a debt to humanity for the proliferation of the Wedding Industrial Complex.
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Fire Away
Clubbed Thumb’s motto has long been “funny, strange, provocative.”
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Audience Among Play
What’s up with the mid-play shift in A Woman Among Women?
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