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For three years, Beautiful Soup has brought back treasures of the musical theater and given them loving, two-week runs all across Manhattan. This May, BST will produce the short-lived but well-loved musical RAGS; the triumphant story of Rebecca Hershkowitz's journey to The Golden Land -- America.
Buy your seats in advance. Weekend performances sell out quickly. [If you need to change your dates at a later time, we will do our best to accommodate you.
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Buy your seats in advance. Weekend performances sell out quickly. [If you need to change your dates at a later time, we will do our best to accommodate you.
Purchase your tickets NOW on ShowClix by clicking HERE or by clicking the button below.
Will you, won't you, will you, won't you,
Won't you join the dance?
Beautiful Soup Theater was founded in the summer of 2010 by its Artistic Director, Steven Carl McCasland. A continuation of a student group he founded while at Pace University (Group Therapy Productions, 2005-2009), Beautiful Soup Theater produces work that speaks to the heart of our community. Exploring classics and re-visiting lost works that never reached their true pinnacle, The Soup chooses a charitable organization whose mission matches the theme at hand and a portion of profits made at the box office, along with donations collected by actors after each performance, are donated to that charity. Our one-night-only benefit concerts and readings, however, see their full profit donated to the charity, along with post-show door collections.
The cast and crew of GOODTIME CHARLEY with Tony Award-nominated songwriting team Larry Grossman and Hal Hackady
If the writer(s) of the piece are available, we reach out and ask if they'd like to choose a charity important to them. But if they are unavailable, we select the charity by highlighting an important theme of the piece at hand and choosing a charity in the Tri-State Area that we feel best matches that theme. For example, Crossing Brooklyn, a musical about a teacher, benefited Artists Striving to End Poverty, who visit third-world countries to teach the arts. We've also benefited wonderful organizations like Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, The Fortune Society and The Arc of Westchester. In addition, we've made some strong and wonderful bonds with theatre luminaries, like Phyllis Newman, Julie Halston and Brad Ross.
While serving the community, the Soup strives to bring back lost plays and musicals that never reached their true pinnacle. While some may call these selections "flops", we like to think of them as misunderstood works that deserve a second look.
Previous Productions include:
Crossing Brooklyn: the musical
A Doll's Life: the musical
Goodtime Charley: the musical
Moose Murders
Isaac Bashevis Singer's Yentl
and more...
The cast and crew of A DOLL'S LIFE with Tony Award winner Phyllis Newman
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