Watch this video to see our Producing Artistic Director, Jim Morgan, give a virtual tour of our temporary, new home at the Theatre at St. Jean's (150 E. 76th Street). We are devastated but we will recover. There's damage everywhere from mud and water. We're working to recover archival files, scripts, lighting equipment, costumes, scenery-and 50 years of York Theatre history.
Computers, carpeting, and some lighting equipment will need replacing; irreplaceable are certain papers and artwork. We ask that you keep us in your thoughts, said Jim Morgan. Shortly thereafter, Jim Morgan created a Facebook post and fundraiser which garnered an incredible response. We are deeply moved and grateful to our community of patrons, artists and volunteers for coming together to help the York rebuild after this disaster.
Computers, carpeting, and some lighting equipment will need replacing; irreplaceable are certain papers and artwork. We ask that you keep us in your thoughts, said Jim Morgan. Shortly thereafter, Jim Morgan created a Facebook post and fundraiser which garnered an incredible response. We are deeply moved and grateful to our community of patrons, artists and volunteers for coming together to help the York rebuild after this disaster.
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Mainstage Series
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The Mainstage Series presents two or three full productions of new musicals by emerging and established authors. In recent years, all have been world, American, or New York premieres. Each production typically runs seven performances per week for five weeks. Some productions have transferred to commercial Off-Broadway or Broadway runs, and many have received further productions in regional, stock, and university theatres.
Musicals in Mufti Series
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The Musicals in Mufti Series presents three to five concert revival readings of underappreciated Broadway musicals for 11 performances each. The cast of The York's The Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter. Photo by Ben Strothmann.
Our acclaimed Musicals in Mufti Series (and a 2018 recipient of an Obie Awards Grant) returns to The York for a special fall series celebrating the legendary COLE PORTER (Anything Goes; Kiss Me, Kate; Can-Can; Silk Stockings).The series includes one of Porter's first hits FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN, the satirical revue THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ENTIRE WORLD AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF COLE PORTER, and the rarely produced PANAMA HATTIE.
Our acclaimed Musicals in Mufti Series (and a 2018 recipient of an Obie Awards Grant) returns to The York for a special fall series celebrating the legendary COLE PORTER (Anything Goes; Kiss Me, Kate; Can-Can; Silk Stockings).The series includes one of Porter's first hits FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN, the satirical revue THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ENTIRE WORLD AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF COLE PORTER, and the rarely produced PANAMA HATTIE.
Developmental Reading Series
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Each year, The York makes a home for 30 to 40 readings of new musicals a year through its Developmental Reading Series. Our strong commitment to developing new work is an important part of what makes The York unique in the musical theatre community. We make it possible for writers to avail themselves of the opportunity to do a developmental reading and to be able to share it with an ever-growing, enthusiastic audience.
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Here at the York, we do our best to make sure every patron has the best experience possible. For that reason, we have a strict no returns policy in order to guarantee the best possible seating for all our patrons. While we do understand that emergencies happen, please attempt to make sure your calendar is clear before you purchase tickets.
Show and Tell! Live Panel
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Join us as we revisit The York's production of After the Fair. Hosts James Morgan and Charles Wright lead the discussion of this romantic premiere from our 1999 season, based on a Thomas Hardy novella. What happens when a married Victorian British woman writes letters for her illiterate maid and falls in love with the man to whom she is writing?
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