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JULY 27 – Tuesday – 8:30 pm
BELLS ARE RINGING
(USA 1960)
“Bells are Ringing” is a nostalgic look at the New York of the 1950s when to have an answering service counted as a major status symbol. Re-creating her Broadway role of flibbertigibbet telephone operator Ella Peterson employed at Susanswerphone, a hole-in-the-wall answering service run by her cousin Sue (Jean Stapleton) this was Judy Holliday’s last screen appearance. (Incidentally, one of Holliday’s “blind dates” is played by her then boyfriend, jazz musician Gerry Mulligan.) The film’s songs, by Betty Comden, Adolph Green & Jule Styne, include the hit numbers “Just in Time” and “The Party’s Over.” Also starring Dean Martin & Eddie Foy, Jr.
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JULY 29 – Thursday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 30 – Friday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 31 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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AUGUST 1 – Sunday– 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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AUGUST 2 – 6
DANCES FOR A VARIABLE POPULATION - WORKSHOPS
Led by Naomi Goldberg Haas, director of New York City-based Dances For A Variable Population, based in lower Manhattan, makes concert dances with diverse communities and professional dancers ranging from children who thought dance was only on MTV, to persons with disabilities who thought dance was denied them, to seniors who thought dance was beyond them. Through performances and collaborative community programs, the company aims to erase the border between dancer and non-dancer, returning dance to its initial wellspring: joy.
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AUGUST 7 – Saturday – 8pm
DANCES FOR A VARIABLE POPULATION - PERFORMANCE
The Company (see above), joined by members of the community who have participated in the workshops.
Culminating performance will feature New York City based company, Dances For A Variable Population, joined by participants of the 5-day workshop. (Note: participation in the Saturday night public performance is entirely voluntary.)
Naomi Goldberg Haas, choreographs dynamic concert dances with diverse communities and professional dances. Erasing the border between dancer and non- dancers, her work returns dance to its initial wellspring joy.
Trained at the School of American Ballet and the Tisch School of the Arts, she has taught at California State University, Loyola Marymount and NYU. Highlights of her work in concert dance, theater and opera include collaborations with The Klezmatics, the Public Theater and Tony Kushner. Since 2005, she has directed Dances For A Variable Population.
The company has been critically and popularly received in venues throughout New York City, in New Haven and in Washington DC. Most recently, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council commissioned DVP for the Sitelines season premiering Fanfare for 15 dancers ranging from age 27 - 92. |
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AUGUST 3 – Tuesday– 8:00 pm
WHITE NIGHTS
(USA 1985)
Starring Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gregory Hines, Helen Mirren & Isabella Rossellini, the film is notable both for the sublime dancing of Hines & Baryshnikov & for the Academy Award-winning song “Say You, Say Me” by Lionel Richie. Directed by Taylor Hackford, it was shot in Finland, England, Scotland, Portugal, and the Soviet Union. Hines plays a tap dancer who has defected to the Soviet Union who meets & befriends Baryshnikov’s character, a Soviet ballet dancer who had previously defected in the other direction. Isabella Rossellini plays Hines’s wife, & Helen Mirren plays a former ballerina & past flame of Baryshnikov.
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AUGUST 6 – Friday – 7:30 pm
SWING
DANCE
Berkshire Bop Society
Lincoln Mayorga, Otto Gardner, Sheri Bauer-Mayorga, Sam Zucchini
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8pm
Individual admission: $10 / $8 members - Includes snacks & NA refreshments
Series: $50 / $40 members (Get two sessions free!) |
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AUGUST 8 – 16
MAIN STREET AT THE TENT
CELEBRATING OUR TOWN in Cinematic form
Nine films that focus on the experience of small town life.
Continuing our fifth season focus on small town life, PS/21 expands its series of weekly movies to include a nine day festival of movies about, or set in, small towns.
In keeping with the theme of community and “Our Town”, most films will be introduced by a local citizen who has a connection to that film’s subject.
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AUGUST 8 – Sunday– 8:00 pm
THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 9 – Monday– 8:00 pm
THE ENGLISHMAN WHO WENT UP A HILL BUT CAME DOWN A MOUNTAIN
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 10 – Tuesday– 8:00 pm
THE MUSIC MAN
(USA 1962)
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
Based on the 1957 Broadway musical of the same name by Meredith Willson, the film, about a travelling salesman masquerading as a band instructer (Robert Preston, repeating his Broadway success) who attempts to swindle the famously stubborn natives of Iowa’s River City, was one of the biggest hits of the year. Also starring Shirley Jones, Buddy Hackett, Paul Ford, Hermione Gingold & Ron Howard.
PRECEDED AT 7:30 BY A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE SCHTICK BY OUR OWN ROD FERRONE.
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AUGUST 11 – Wednesday– 8:00 pm
GROUNDHOG DAY
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 12 – Thursday– 8:00 pm
OCTOBER SKY
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 13 – Friday– 8:00 pm
CHOCOLAT
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 14 – Saturday– 8:00 pm
CINEMA PARADISO
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 15 – Sunday– 8:00 pm
STATE AND MAIN
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 16 – Monday– 8:00 pm
THE LAST PICTURE SHOW
(part of the Main Street Film Festival)
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AUGUST 17 – Tuesday– 7:00 pm
BEATLES SING ALONG
LED BY LINCOLN, SHERI & FRIENDS
YELLOW SUBMARINE – 8:00 pm
(UK 1968)
Once upon a time, the unearthly paradise of Pepperland was taken over by the evil Blue Meanies. All looked hopeless until the Fab Four sailed in to save the day with humor, music &, of course, their yellow submarine. Released during the psychedelic pop culture of the 1960s, Yellow Submarine was a box-office hit, drawing in crowds both for its lush, wildly creative images, & its soundtrack of Beatles songs.The story is a series of set-pieces designed to present Beatles music accompanying various images, reminiscent of Walt Disney’s Fantasia (& foreshadowing the rise of music videos & MTV fifteen years later.) The dialogue is littered with puns, double entendres, & Beatles in-jokes, many scripted by poet Roger McGough.
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AUGUST 20 – Friday – 8:00 pm
RUBBERBANDANCE
PS/21 is thrilled to welcome this cutting edge acclaimed dance group to the Tent.
An authentic, serious new voice in dance, Victor Quijada, a native son of L.A., has created an exciting, seemingly improbable fusion of hip-hop, ballet and modern dance. He has taken the energy and virtuosity of street dancing and married it to the formal structures of concert dance, and he's done it with a probing sense of musicality, a respect for the individuality of his dancers and an ability to evoke meaningful character interactions. |
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AUGUST 21 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
RUBBERBANDANCE
PS/21 is thrilled to welcome this cutting edge acclaimed dance group to the Tent.
An authentic, serious new voice in dance, Victor Quijada, a native son of L.A., has created an exciting, seemingly improbable fusion of hip-hop, ballet and modern dance. He has taken the energy and virtuosity of street dancing and married it to the formal structures of concert dance, and he's done it with a probing sense of musicality, a respect for the individuality of his dancers and an ability to evoke meaningful character interactions. |
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August 24 – Tuesday – 8:00 pm
PEAU D'ÂNE/ DONKEY SKIN
(FRANCE 1970)
Directed by Jacques Demy (“Umbrellas of Cherbourg”) with an all-star cast including Catherine Deneuve, Delphine Seyrig, Jean Marais & Micheline Presle. In 2005 Roger Ebert wrote :“told with the simplicity & beauty of a child’s fairy tale, but with emotional undertones & a surrealistic style that adults are more likely to appreciate. A child & a parent seeing this movie would experience two different films....Based on a 17th-century tale by Charles Perrault, it’s one of his original Mother Goose stories, which also include ‘Cinderella’ & ‘Sleeping Beauty.’” Score by Michel Legrand (as in “Umbrellas.”)
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August 27 – Friday – 8:00 pm
PARSONS
DANCE
Returns to the Tent for their fifth consecutive season! One of the great movers of modern dance! Jennifer Dunning, The New York Times
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August 28 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
PARSONS
DANCE
Returns to the Tent for their fifth consecutive season! One of the great movers of modern dance! Jennifer Dunning, The New York Times
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August 29 – Sunday – 5:00 pm
CITY THAT DRINKS the MOUNTAIN SKY
Arm of the Sea Theater Company
The epic story of NYC's water supply told in the elemental beauty of Puppet Theater. Heralded as one of the wonders of the world, New York City's ingenious system of aqueducts and reservoirs provides clear mountain water from the Catskills to nine million downstate residents. This show takes us into the very heart of the Catskill watershed. We see how forests are like kidneys, filtering water as it moves towards streams and reservoirs. We meet workers who built the aqueduct and reservoir system. And we come to understand how this giant water project brought profound changes to so many villages and towns in the Hudson Valley. Best for ages 8 through adult |
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August 31 – Tuesday – 8:00 pm
BLOOD WEDDING
(ARGENTINA 1981)
A bride elopes with her lover on the day of her wedding. The groom follows the two lovers, & a knife fight takes place. Carlos Saura’s film is an adaptation of Federico García Lorca’s play Blood Wedding. As with all Saura’s Flamenco films, it is overtly theatrical: beginning with the company arriving at the studio & putting on costumes & makeup. The dance is then performed in a bare-windowed space with a minimum of props. Starring the great Flamenco dancers Antonio Gades & Laura del Sol.
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September 3 – Friday – 7:30 pm
SWING
DANCE
Berkshire Bop Society
Lincoln Mayorga, Otto Gardner, Sheri Bauer-Mayorga, Sam Zucchini
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8pm
Individual admission: $10 / $8 members - Includes snacks & NA refreshments
Series: $50 / $40 members (Get two sessions free!) |
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JUNE 18 – Friday – 7:30 pm
SWING
DANCE
Alan Thomson's Little Big Band
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8pm
Individual admission: $10 / $8 members - Includes snacks & NA refreshments
Series: $50 / $40 members (Get two sessions free!) |
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JUNE 19 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
IMPROV CAFE
Improv with Walking the Dog Theater
A sparkling night of improbable and impossibly delirious improv theater.
Some refreshments available. Bring a dessert to share! Café-style seating. Tickets available online or at the door. |
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JUNE 22 – Tuesday – 8:30 pm
THE GAY DIVORCÉE
(USA 1934)
A screwball musical comedy, it was the first to feature Astaire & Rogers as the main attraction. The NYT’s contemporary reviewer wrote,“Both as a romantic comedian and as a lyric dancer, Mr. Astaire is an urbane delight, & Miss Rogers keeps pace with him even in his rhythmic flights over the furniture.” “The Continental” won the first Academy Award for best original song. With the usual comedic suspects: Edward Everett Horton, Erik Rhodes & Eric Blore.
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JUNE 25 – Friday – 7:30 pm
SWING
DANCE
Berkshire Bop Society
Lincoln Mayorga, Otto Gardner, Sheri Bauer-Mayorga, Sam Zucchini
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8pm
Individual admission: $10 / $8 members - Includes snacks & NA refreshments
Series: $50 / $40 members (Get two sessions free!)
PHOTOS
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JUNE 26 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
IMPROV CAFE
Improv with Walking the Dog Theater
A sparkling night of improbable and impossibly delirious improv theater.
Some refreshments available. Bring a dessert to share! Café-style seating. Tickets available online or at the door.
PHOTOS
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JUNE 29 – Tuesday – 8:30 pm
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
Many fans consider this the pinnacle of the Marx Brothers’ 13 films. It features Groucho, Harpo & Chico infiltrating high society in the guise of opera promoters. Packed with great lines (remember “there ain’t no Sanity Claus?”) it includes the most memorable routines (remember the crowded stateroom?) & culminates in a lavish production number that has Harpo swinging ape-like high above a New York opera house stage to the accompaniment of Verdi’s music
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JULY 2 – Friday – 7:30 pm
SWING
DANCE
Alan Thomson's Little Big Band
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8pm
Individual admission: $10 / $8 members - Includes snacks & NA refreshments
Series: $50 / $40 members (Get two sessions free!) |
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JULY 3 – Saturday –7:00 pm
THOSE
TWO GUYS
return to the Tent for their 4th season of outrageous physical feats!
Dave
Cox fuses technical skill with
wild imagination tto create mind-boggling
pieces delivered with dry wit.
Patrick Ferri provides deranged
and unpredictable slapstick humor.
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JULY 6 – Tuesday – 8:30 pm
FEDERICO FELLINI’S ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL
(Italy 1978)
A rarely-seen made-for-television film composed in the style of a documentary, the incomparable Fellini brilliantly employs the metaphor of the orchestra to examine conflicts between the individual & society. Features a lush musical score by longtime collaborator Nino Rota (“The Godfather.”)
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JULY 7 – Wednesday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.”
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JULY 8 – Thursday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.””
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JULY 9 – Friday – 7:30 pm
SWING
DANCE
Berkshire Bop Society
Lincoln Mayorga, Otto Gardner, Sheri Bauer-Mayorga, Sam Zucchini
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8pm
Individual admission: $10 / $8 members - Includes snacks & NA refreshments
Series: $50 / $40 members (Get two sessions free!) |
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JULY 10 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.”
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JULY 11 – Sunday – 3:00 pm
5TH ANNUAL PAUL GRUNBERG MEMORIAL BACH CONCERT
TWO HARPSCHORDS
(with strings attached)
solo keyboards - with string ensemble
Larry Wallach, harpsichord & director
Mariken Palmboom, harpsichord ll
String ensemble:
Lisa Brooke, 1st violin
Laura Gulley, 2nd violin
Yi-Ping Yang, viola
Anne Legêne, cello
Jane Hershey, violone
Program includes the two double harpsichord concerti, the solo harpsichord concerto in d minor, and several works for solo harpsichord.
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JULY 11 – Sunday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 13 – Tuesday – 8:30 pm
LES CHORISTES / THE CHORUS
(France 2004)
Les Choristes (The Chorus) tells the story of Clément Mathieu, a failed musician forced to take a job as a supervisor in one of the tough “correctional houses” set up after the war for young delinquents & orphans. After becoming the victim of his charges’ pranks, Mathieu restores discipline by forming his unruly pupils into a choir, leading to the discovery of a young boy’s extraordinary talent. Original score by Bruno Colais.
PRECEDED AT 8PM BY A PERFORMANCE BY THE CROSSRIVER CHORALE, Sheri Bauer-Mayorga, director
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JULY 14 – Wednesday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 15 – Thursday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
www.wtdtheater.org |
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JULY 16 – Friday – 7:30 pm
SWING
DANCE
Alan Thomson's Little Big Band
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8pm
Individual admission: $10 / $8 members - Includes snacks & NA refreshments
Series: $50 / $40 members (Get two sessions free!) |
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JULY 17 – Saturday – 5:00 pm
WALSH-DRUCKER-COOPER
TRIO
Mozart: Trio in E Major
Beethoven: Trio Op. 70 #1 ("Ghost")
Dvorak: Trio in F Minor
Diane Walsh, piano - Eugene Drucker, violin - Roberta Cooper, cello
have been heard on NPR and WNYC-FM. Ms. Cooper and Mr. Drucker appeared previously at PS/21 with Ken Cooper’s Berkshire Bach Ensemble.
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JULY 17 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 18 – Sunday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 20 – Tuesday – 8:30 pm
SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN
(USA 1952)
Who needs an umbrella when you’ve got love in your heart & wings on your feet? Not the incomparable Gene Kelly as he treats us to some of the finest moments in movie dance history. Also starring Debbie Reynolds, Donald O’Connor, & Jean Hagen, directed by Kelly & Stanley Donen, with Kelly providing the choreography. With writing credits by Betty Comden & Adolph
Green, it offers a comic depiction of Hollywood & its transition from silent films to “talkies.” It is now frequently cited as one of the best musicals ever made.
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JULY 22 – Thursday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 23 – Friday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 24 – Saturday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS
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JULY 25 – Sunday – 8:00 pm
Walking the dog Theater’s
OUR TOWN
by Thornton Wilder
www.thorntonwilder.com
Directed by David Anderson
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS/21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth and stark profundity that defines it. Theater critic Frank Rich of NYT closed a recent review with: “The true American faith endures in Our Town.” PHOTOS |
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To order TICKETS online please click HERE.
or
click on form at left for
a printable pdf TICKET
ORDER FORM.
To add your name to our mailing list, click here; ps21@taconic.net
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