- 1. Emma
October 2 through 7
It was probably inevitable that Jane Austen’s classic about botched matchmaking and true love would become a musical.
- 2. Love Sucks
October 1 through 6
A musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, with music by Brandon Patton and book and lyrics by Stephen O’Rourke, set in the East Village punk scene of the seventies.
- 3. Platforms
October 2 through 6
A midwestern couple gets separated on a crowded subway platform in this musical by Delaney Britt Brewer and Brent Lord.
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Sing a Song
Highlights from the final weeks of the New York Musical Theatre Festival, which brings new musicals to various venues throughout the city.
$20; call 212-352-3101 for tickets and details.
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