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Tickets $18, Seniors/Students $15
JOHNSON THEATER
In San Francisco, former school board members Alison Collins and Gabriela López were objects of threats because they sought to replace a scandal ridden test system with what they deemed a fairer Lottery system.
Tickets $20
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CINO THEATER
With the heat broken in their East Village two-bedroom apartment on New Year's Eve, plans for the evening are on hold for Katy and Jennifer. In desperation, the two recent college graduates try to get to Jennifer's grandmother's place. But when they open the door to leave, they are confronted by a creepy flasher whom they have inadvertently buzzed into the building.
Tickets $18, Seniors and Students $15
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COMMUNITY SPACE
William Electric Black, aka Ian Ellis James, assembles 13 actors and musicians to perform the actual Romeo & Juliet Shakespearian text with pop, soul, blues, gospel, hip hop, and rock songs written by William Electric Black.
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Tickets $18
CABARET SPACE
Zena Baldwin, a young woman in her mid thirties, an actor, is raped by her live in boyfriend, Keith DuBois, and must decide to give birth or abort the pregnancy.
Tickets $25
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JOHNSON THEATER
Leaning into the Film Noir style: A twisted thriller about murder, money, and love gone terribly wrong.
Tickets $18, Seniors and Students $15
Running Time: 90 minutes
In the 1800s, after the end of the Civil War and the abolishment of slavery, during the period known as the Reconstruction, America’s Negro population seemed to be progressing, with the promise of full citizenship and the right to vote.
Tickets $18
COMMUNITY SPACE
FREE
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As her father cares for his wife of over 50 years who now has Alzheimer’s, their youngest daughter takes center stage, witnessing the relentless repetition of the disease and the extraordinary patience and commitment of her father’s love.
FREE
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Tucked away in non-descript government buildings across the country you’ll find “rubber rooms,” a purgatory for educators deemed both unable to teach and unable to be fired.
Tickets $18, Students and Seniors $15
CABARET THEATER
To share an exceptional show with a wider audience, Theater for the New City will present a return engagement of Smokey Stevens in "I Just Want to Tell Somebody." A one-man, two character theater production by one of Broadway's great musical comedy performers, it earned critical plaudits when TNC presented its New York premiere last season (January 6 to February 6, 2022), directed by Stephen Byrd.
