Bronx Bombers
In 1977, Yogi Berra tries to reconcile Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin after their near-brawl, then dreams of dining with his wife and Yankees stars from different eras.
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In 1977, Yogi Berra tries to reconcile Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin after their near-brawl, then dreams of dining with his wife and Yankees stars from different eras.
During a week in the 1965 NFL season, Look reporter Michael McCormick investigates what makes Packers coach Vince Lombardi successful. When the players refuse interviews, McCormick turns to Lombardi’s wife Marie, learning about the coach’s ambition, family’s move to Green Bay and relationships with his players. Their conflict turns into mutual respect as the Packers win and McCormick chooses independence.
Magic/Bird (stylized sometimes as Magic-Bird and Magic Bird) is a play by Eric Simonson about basketball stars Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers and Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics throughout their careers. The play premiered on Broadway in 2012, where it ran for 61 total performances.
In 1919, Shoeless Joe Jackson reluctantly joins a conspiracy to throw the World Series after his teammates frame it as a way to challenge miserly owner Charles Comiskey. Joe has second thoughts and urges the others to play to win, but gamblers threaten his wife Katie, and Lefty Williams agrees to lose the next game. A year later, rumors haunt the team. Joe confesses to Katie, who persuades him to tell the truth. The scandal breaks; the players are acquitted at trial but Commissioner Landis bans them for life. Years later, former catcher Ray Schalk tells reporter Ring Lardner that Joe manages a small store in South Carolina. In a flashback, Joe, aged and ashamed, avoids acknowledging his old teammate.
The play examines the relationship between Frank Lloyd Wright's personal life and architectural work through an ensemble portraying people central to his life, including Louis Sullivan, Ayn Rand, Alexander Woollcott, his family, and Mamah Cheney.
In 1977, Yogi Berra tries to reconcile Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin after their near-brawl, then dreams of dining with his wife and Yankees stars from different eras.
During a week in the 1965 NFL season, Look reporter Michael McCormick investigates what makes Packers coach Vince Lombardi successful. When the players refuse interviews, McCormick turns to Lombardi’s wife Marie, learning about the coach’s ambition, family’s move to Green Bay and relationships with his players. Their conflict turns into mutual respect as the Packers win and McCormick chooses independence.
Magic/Bird (stylized sometimes as Magic-Bird and Magic Bird) is a play by Eric Simonson about basketball stars Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers and Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics throughout their careers. The play premiered on Broadway in 2012, where it ran for 61 total performances.
In 1919, Shoeless Joe Jackson reluctantly joins a conspiracy to throw the World Series after his teammates frame it as a way to challenge miserly owner Charles Comiskey. Joe has second thoughts and urges the others to play to win, but gamblers threaten his wife Katie, and Lefty Williams agrees to lose the next game. A year later, rumors haunt the team. Joe confesses to Katie, who persuades him to tell the truth. The scandal breaks; the players are acquitted at trial but Commissioner Landis bans them for life. Years later, former catcher Ray Schalk tells reporter Ring Lardner that Joe manages a small store in South Carolina. In a flashback, Joe, aged and ashamed, avoids acknowledging his old teammate.
The play examines the relationship between Frank Lloyd Wright's personal life and architectural work through an ensemble portraying people central to his life, including Louis Sullivan, Ayn Rand, Alexander Woollcott, his family, and Mamah Cheney.