Classical Theatre of Harlem

Detroit ’67: Get Ready

Dominique Morisseau’s Play mingles city riots and sibling rivalry

Henry V Tries to Be King of Uptown

Ty Jones wears the crown for the Classical Theatre of Harlem

Molière's Archbishop Supreme Tartuffe Shifted to Harlem, Brecht's Chalk Circle Updated to Now

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Obies 2009: A Report from This Year's Ceremony, Or Am I at the Negrobie Awards?

Shakespeare in his underwear

HOOD LIFE

Classical Theatre of Harlem moves its hit show outdoors

Trojan Harlem

A child thirsts for blood in an uptown Euripides

Lear Window

Kevin Kline prepares to scale the mad king's heroic heights and war-torn politics

Early RSVP

Wedding bells are ringing for Rudnick and his glittery cast

Free Willy

Summer means outdoor classical theater—and it's not just Shakespeare in the Park

As You Lake It

Gogo and Didi get their feet wet in Harlem's post-Katrina Godot

The Next Batch of Serious Theater Critics Takes on an Impressive New Caligula

When in Rome . . .

De Shields, donning gold lamé, discovers his inner freak

Grinding Axes

Authentic Chekhov via the Classical Theatre of Harlem

Faust Things First

Bilingual, time-jumping, and polycultural, John Jesurun scrambles Goethe's mythic egghead

Cries Of War

Euripides' lyrical anti-war play gets tragically emotional

Brecht's Mother haggles and battles her way into the future

The interpretation of 'Dream': Walcott comes to Harlem

Shortlist

Subway Series

We're Henry IV, We Are, We Are: The Plays, in Brooklyn and Manhattan, Are the Things

Listings

The Avant-Garde Gets Polished

Two Plays by Stanislaw Witkiewicz

Listings

Theater

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Shakespeare's Family Business

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Letters

Theater

Whomped by Wampum

Black Theaters Cope With Cash Crunch

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Men Without Women