Only 2 more chances to see “Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks” — the heart-warming comedy at the Waterfront Playhouse, starring Joy Hawkins and Denis Hyland, two of the Waterfront’s most amazing performers.
When a formidable retired widow hires an ex-Broadway chorus boy to give her private dance lessons, it’s hate at first sight. Eventually they both learn unexpected lessons about friendship and life. Part comedy, part drama and part cha-cha-cha. “Konk Life” called it “a world-class show not to be missed.” Solares Hill said “It will make you laugh and laugh and laugh. And then, very gently, it will break your heart.”
LAST TWO SHOWS: MUST END FEBRUARY 16, 2013 (8 PM)
The latest happenings at The Waterfront Playhouse.
The award winning Waterfront Playhouse on Mallory Square has begun rehearsals for “Lost in Yonkers”- the final selection of their Acclaimed 86th season. This Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play was written by America’s great [...]
For one performance only, the historic Waterfront Playhouse on Mallory Square will present the fifth and final [...]
The Award winning Waterfront Playhouse on Mallory Square, is please to announce their On The Edge series. "With the theatre located On The Edge of the water as well as most productions chosen and designed to be performed On The Edge of the stage, it seemed like a winning title", said Managing Artistic Director Tom Thayer. Although a few productions, such as the upcoming musical The Rocky Horror Show will have more production value, the majority of productions, such as Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, The Informer, Bash, and Trunk Material 2 are created and designed to be performed simply.
Another difference in On The Edge productions is the time.
The Award winning Waterfront Playhouse on Mallory Square, is please to announce their Main Stage series. "With the theatre located Main Stage of the water as well as most productions chosen and designed to be performed Main Stage of the stage, it seemed like a winning title", said Managing Artistic Director Tom Thayer. Although a few productions, such as the upcoming musical The Rocky Horror Show will have more production value, the majority of productions, such as Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, The Informer, Bash, and Trunk Material 2 are created and designed to be performed simply.
Another difference in Main Stage productions is the time.