Theatre

DANIEL PLAYS THE DUKE OF SUFFOLK THRU AUGUST 20

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Hudson Classical Theater Company

August 07, 2023 Daniel Harray Theatre 0 comments

The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument on the North Patio, Behind the monument. W. 89th St. & Riverside Drive, in Riverside Park Thursdays – Sundays All performances begin at 6:30pm Cushions will be provided to sit on the stairs of the monument. There is very limited room if you bring your own chair. Please arrive no later than 6:20pm. There will be no late seating. We Do Not Take Reservations. No tickets in advance. We ask for donations after the show. hudsonclassicaltheatercompany.org Read More

An Inside Look at Ken Ludwig’s Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood

September 19, 2022 Daniel Harray Review, Theatre, video 0 comments

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Meet Sherwood Director, Daniel Harray, and Fight Director, Paul Dennhardt, for a sneak peek into rehearsals. Learn more about this unique telling of the Robin Hood legend and all about the stage fights that make the show so exciting! Ken Ludwig’s Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood, September 2 through September 11 at the Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre. For tickets call 660-837-3311 or visit lyceumtheatre.org. Read More

SHERWOOD, THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD

August 16, 2022 Daniel Harray Actor, Theatre 0 comments

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Ken Ludwig (Murder on the Orient Express and A Comedy of Tenors) has packed this new play with thrills, romance, laughter, and immortal characters like Little John, Friar Tuck, Maid Marian, and, of course, Robin Hood. Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood promises to steal from the rich legend and give big laughs to the audience as it tells the enduring story of a hero of the people who takes on the ruthless greedy Prince who has taken control of England. So get ready to duck an arrow or two – you won’t want to miss a moment of the swashbuckling fun in this comic adventure! More info in: lyceumtheatre.org Read More

CHARLEY’S AUNT

March 21, 2022 Daniel Harray Actor, Theatre 0 comments

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What absurd ends would a couple of lovesick young men in the late 19th century be willing to go to in order to win the affections of two attractive young women? Jack and Charley have enticed Kitty and Amy to a luncheon with Charley’s millionaire aunt from Brazil, “where the nuts come from,” but there’s a problem – the wealthy matron cancels at the last minute. The men have an absurd solution befitting this British farce: they invite their ne’er-do-well Oxford undergrad friend to stand in for the absent auntie, and hilarity ensues when the real aunt returns! Don’t miss this lighthearted comedy of errors and errant lads that will surely have you in stitches. More info in lyceumtheatre.org/occasion/charleys-aunt/ Read More

CHARLES DICKENS’ A CHRISTMAS CAROL

November 18, 2021 Daniel Harray Theatre 0 comments

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A Lyceum Tradition! Enjoy the return of a holiday tradition in Arrow Rock, now in its seventh year! The Lyceum is pleased to bring to life the familiar story of a seemingly heartless miser given one last chance at redemption by four visiting ghosts. On Christmas Eve Ebenezer Scrooge undergoes an incredible transformation as he is guided through his past, present and the possibilities of his future. A Christmas Carol’s timeless and heartwarming message, dazzling scenery and costumes, and delightful holiday music will get you and your entire family in the Christmas spirit. A PLAY WITH MUSIC RATED G This production is perfect for audiences ages 4 and above. All children must have a ticket. Children under age 4 not permitted. www.lyceumtheatre.org/occasion/charles-dickens-a-christmas-carol-3 Read More

AGATHA CHRISTIE’S MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS

June 21, 2021 Daniel Harray Actor, Theatre 0 comments

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A Missouri Professional Premiere! Just after midnight, a snowdrift stops the Orient Express in its tracks. The luxurious train is surprisingly full for the time of the year, but by the morning it is one passenger fewer. An American tycoon lies dead in his compartment, his door locked from the inside. Isolated and with a killer in their midst, detective Hercule Poirot must identify the murderer – in case he or she decides to strike again. Book your passage now for the fast-moving, powerfully theatrical locomotive that is the first ever stage adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. MURDER MYSTERY RATED PG This production is recommended for ages 12 and up due to simulated smoking, violence and adult themes. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we have attempted to give patrons relevant information so they can make informed decision based on their own taste and judgment. Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express” is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals Company. New York Casting by Jason Styres, CSA Costume Design Sponsored By: More information… Read More

Three Intertwined Mysteries Cast Killer Shadows Over “NOIRTOWN”

August 27, 2019 Daniel Harray Theatre 0 comments

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A private eye, John Beckett, and a woman in a burgundy dress lock eyes five feet away from me in the dimly lit cabaret. She introduces herself as Vivian but he calls her Effie, suspecting she might be somebody he met a while ago. She looks troubled. He glares with the excitement of a person whose work is driven by passion, not money… Read more… Read More

A New Festival Shows Off Creators Ready to Launch

August 22, 2019 Daniel Harray Theatre 0 comments

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If the eclectic clutch of productions in its first week is any indication, the Rave Theater Festival is off to a promising start. A variety of worlds — from a British ship of pilgrims to a maze populated with competing detectives — have been unfolding inside the neo-Gothic walls of a former school on the Lower East Side. Those worlds, and many others, are part of the first Rave Theater Festival, running through Aug. 25 at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center. It is the brainchild of the Tony Award-winning impresario Ken Davenport, who noticed festivals disappearing as the physical space for productions in New York became more limited. Read more in nytimes.com/…/rave-theater Read More

Rave Theater Festival Review: Noirtown. Immersive Bogarting

August 22, 2019 Daniel Harray Theatre 0 comments

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It was uncanny how much “Noirtown” made me feel as if I was living inside a film noir classic like “The Maltese Falcon” or “The Big Sleep” – stylish, seductive, tough-talking and unfathomable. For much of the time, I didn’t know what the hell was going on. “Noirtown” opened the inaugural Rave Theater Festival, which is presenting some 20 new works from August 9th through August 25th in a single building, The Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center at 107 Suffolk Street on the Lower East Side. “Noirtown” unfolds on the second floor of the building, in Teatro Latea, a space with three rooms (two of them usually used as the backstage), two hallways, and a shallow mirrored alcove. This is an important detail, since the show, a production of a two-year-old immersive theater company called Witness, requires audience members to choose which characters to follow from room to room. As with the classic film noir, “Noirtown” begins in mystery, but also something close to clarity. Read more in https://newyorktheater.me… Read More