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Quirky heartthrob Paul Rudd and Sideways co-star Alysia Reiner star in Keith Russell’s inspirational story of a stuttering teen who finally stands up for himself.
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Jonathan Greig’s suspenseful drama about an eventful subway ride taken by NYC’s mayor, starring Richard Kind of Spin City and The Producers.
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Sixteen-year-old Queens native Fern Schlesinger’s touching play about a teenager who believes that magic can save her dying brother.
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Youthful Idealism
You may just catch the next big thing (okay, fine, and Paul Rudd) at an evening of one-acts by young members of Our Time Theatre Company, a nonprofit program for artistically inclined teens who stutter (December 15–17; $10; call 212-414-9696 for tickets and details).
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