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David Adjmi's STEREOPHONIC, With Songs by Arcade Fire's Will Butler, to be Presented at Playwrights Horizons - Vimarsana News

David Adjmi's STEREOPHONIC, With Songs by Arcade Fire's Will Butler, to be Presented at Playwrights Horizons

Don't miss out on STEREOPHONIC, a phenomenal play with music by Will Butler of Arcade Fire, exclusively at Playwrights Horizons. Find out the dates and book your tickets now for this unforgettable theatrical experience.

'Catch as Catch Can' Review: Caught in a Tangle - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

'Catch as Catch Can' Review: Caught in a Tangle - The New York Times

An overcomplicated one-act play addresses anti-Asian racism and mental illness at a Christmastime family reunion.

Do Broadway and Off-Broadway Theatres Still Require Masks? - Vimarsana News

Do Broadway and Off-Broadway Theatres Still Require Masks?

Use this COVID-19 protocols checklist before heading to the theatre so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.

New York Theater Guide News | NewYorkTheatreGuide.com - Vimarsana News

New York Theater Guide News | NewYorkTheatreGuide.com

It might feel like summer just started, but it’s never too early to plan what shows you’re going to see in the fall. In New York, buzzy new shows tend to sell out quickly. Summer in New York is a slower season for theatre, where many companies take a break — but fall is when the new theatre season begins and new shows pop up all over.

'Downstate' and 'Catch as Catch Can' in Playwrights Horizons New Season - Vimarsana News

'Downstate' and 'Catch as Catch Can' in Playwrights Horizons New Season

The company has announced five works for its 2022-23 lineup, which will include Agnes Borinsky’s “The Trees,” directed by Tina Satter.