Delacorte Theater News
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Laugh it up with all the big boys in town for the New York Comedy Festival.
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Al Pacino said he keeps Shakespeare “all over the place” in his home.
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The first words sung in “Into the Woods” are “I wish.”
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Rifle-toting rangers man the ramparts of a stockade whose high walls briefly block out Central Park.
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Bertram, the caddish count who comes of age in “All’s Well That Ends Well,” is no more likable at the end of Shakespeare’s odd comedy than he was upon his first entrance. At least, not at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
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“The swag is this,” said Jeff Barker, Bank of America Corp.’s New York City market president, opening his arms to encompass all the pleasures at opening night of “Into the Woods,” the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine musical.
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The drizzle turned to a downpour in Central Park last night at dusk. Outside the Delacorte Theater , 2,000 theatergoers got soaked waiting for the second of three free staged concert performances of Paul Simon’s 1998 Broadway fiasco, “ The Capeman .” (The final concert is tonight).
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“The Winter’s Tale” may be Shakespeare ’s hardest play to stage, but Michael Greif’s uneven direction at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, starless, mis- and undercast, makes the task seem harder still.
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Snoop Dogg, the Black Keys and TV on the Radio will have hip-hop, rock and reggae fans flocking to Randall’s Island for the first Catalpa NYC festival. More than 40 acts perform during the two-day event.
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“Help Wanted: Pirates!” packs a lot into a 50-minute drama, including mistaken identity, swordplay, audience participation and 10 pleasing songs by J. Sebastian Fabal.
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