New York theater sharpens its edges and redraws borders. The Brooklyn waterfront becomes the city’s performance hotspot as Theatre for a New Audience will reprise the director-playwright Richard Maxwell’s exquisitely spare Isolde, inspired by the legend of Tristan and Isolde. To find out more on what’s on stage this theater season CLICK HERE — http://bit.ly/1LSsPZd
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