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*Meet the Cartozians* pulls back the curtain on a startling chapter of American history you may never have heard about. What of our culture fades, and what persists in a new land? A wildly imaginative and deeply compelling story of culture and heritage, *Meet the Cartozians* asks who gets to belong — and at what cost?

Second Stage is known for producing stellar new plays, as with *Take Me Out, Make Believe*, and others. Now, Talene Monahon, a young writer who has had smaller productions that have made a splash, gets a play on her biggest stage yet. Working with David Cromer means this will be an unforgettable production: from his use of the scent of bacon in *Our Town* to his simple but devastating direction of *The Band's Visit*, for which he won a Tony Award, this is a production that is sure to be high comedy but also adventurous, singular, and highly intelligent.

## What to watch for
- Stories about immigration are nothing new to the American stage, but ones specifically about Armenians are less common, making this a show a rare treat.
- Talene Monahon was featured in the New York Times 2023 list of "Rising Theater Stars."
- Monahon's other recent works include *Jane Anger* and *The Good John Proctor.*
- David Cromer has received a Tony Award, a Drama Desk, three Obies and three Lortels, and in 2010 he was named a MacArthur Foundation fellow.

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*Meet the Cartozians* is a comedy blending historical narrative and contemporary satire that looks at two timelines of Armenian Americans.

See this hilarious new work directed by Tony Award winner David Cromer. Representing Talene Monahon's major off Broadway debut, Meet the Cartozians plays through Second Stage at The Pershing Square Signature Center for a limited run only, starting in October. 

Prepare to time travel in *Meet the Cartozians* off Broadway: spanning a hundred years, this singular immigration story, chronicling Armenian Americans' and their pursuit for a sense of belonging, is set in the 1920s and the 2020s. In the 1920s, a man fights for legal recognition. A century later, his descendent fights for recognition as well...online recognition. Followers, faves, and likes, if only the glam team can get their sh*t together.

A wildly imaginative and deeply rich story about culture, immigration, and heritage, Meet the Cartozians asks who gets to belong — and when you do, at what cost? 

This new play — part historical drama and part contemporary satire — is part of Second Stage's 47th season. The theatre has a long dedication to fostering award-winning new works.

“Second Stage’s extraordinary body of work comes from its commitment to contemporary American writers through second stagings of modern classics and by nurturing playwrights through every step of their creative trajectory,” said Second Stage Theater’s Artistic Director Evan Cabnet in a statement.

Now, Monahon joins the Second Stage fold with one of today's most sought-after directors. David Cromer has received a Tony Award, a Drama Desk, three Obies and three Lortels, and in 2010 he was named a MacArthur Foundation fellow. Some of his recent credits include *Dead Outlaw, Prayer for the French Republic, A Case for the Existence of God, The Sound Inside*, and *The Band’s Visit*, for which he won his Tony.

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*Meet the Cartozians* is a new comedy following two generations of Armenian Americans: one in the 1920s and one in the 2020s, as each contends with how to belong.

Andrea Martin stars in [*Celebrity Autobiography*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/46939-celebrity-autobiography-on-broadway) on Broadway at the [Shubert Theatre](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/venues/shubert-theatre) from May 20 to June 7, 2026.

Andrea Louise Martin&nbsp;was born on January 15, 1947 in Portland, Maine. She is a two-time Tony Award-winning Broadway favorite&nbsp;whose credits include Noises Off, Pippin, Young Frankenstein, Oklahoma!, Candide, and My Favorite Year, among others. She is also known for her TV appearances on shows such as SCTV&nbsp;and Great News&nbsp;and films such as Hedwig and the Angry Inch&nbsp;and the My Big Fat Greek Wedding&nbsp;franchise.

Martin attended Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts, and was cast in a touring production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown&nbsp;following graduation. She moved to Toronto in 1970, and during the following decade she would find work in a Canadian production of Godspell, two horror films (1973’s Cannibal Girls&nbsp;and 1974’s Black Christmas) and the popular SCTV&nbsp;series. She would appear in a variety of roles in the comedy sketch series (including as Second City Television station manager Edith Prickley) and was also a valued member of the writing team, which&nbsp;racked up a grand total of nine Emmy Award nominations in 1982 and 1983, winning two.&nbsp;Martin herself also earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series&nbsp;in 1982.

Martin burst onto the Broadway stage in 1992, officially making her Broadway debut in My Favorite Year, playing the role of Alice Miller from October 1992 through to January 1993 for Lincoln Center Theater. For her show-stealing performance she earned her first Tony Award, a Drama Desk Award, and a Theatre World Award. Her next three Broadway outings would be roles in musical revivals, originating the roles of the Old Lady in Candide in the spring of 1997 and Aunt Eller in Oklahoma! in the spring of 2002, earning her second and third Tony Award nominations in the process, and finally assuming the role of Golde in Fiddler on the Roof from January to July 2005. From October 2007 she starred in Mel Brooks’ musical comedy Young Frankenstein, receiving a fourth Tony Award nomination in 2008 for her portrayal of Frau Blucher, and in the spring of 2009 she added a straight play to her Broadway résumé with the role of Juliette in a revival of Exit the King. She returned to musicals in the winter of late 2012, originating the role of Berthe in the pre-Broadway tryout of Pippin at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The revival transferred to Broadway in March 2013, and her performance won her a&nbsp;second Tony Award and Drama Desk Award&nbsp;that summer. She continued in the role until September 2013, reprised the role on Broadway in September 2014, and held it once more on the national tour from October to November 2014. Between these engagements, she also found time to star in James Lapine’s Act One for Lincoln Center Theater from March to June 2014. She made her Roundabout Theatre Company debut in the Broadway revival of Michael Frayn’s Noises Off from December 2015 through to March 2016 and earned her sixth Tony Award nomination for her performance as Dotty Otley.&nbsp;She was scheduled to return&nbsp;to Broadway to star alongside Nathan Lane in the world premiere of Taylor Mac's new comedy&nbsp;Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus in the spring of&nbsp;2019, but she had to withdraw last-minute due to injury.

On screen, aside from her work on SCTV,&nbsp;Martin has notably appeared in recurring roles in such series as Roxie,&nbsp;The Martin Short Show,&nbsp;Damon,&nbsp;George and Martha,&nbsp;Working the Engels,&nbsp;and, most recently, as Marilyn Kessler on Hulu’s Difficult People, as Carol Wendelson on NBC’s Great News,&nbsp;and as Francesca Lovatelli on CBS’s&nbsp;The Good Fight.&nbsp;Her many film credits include Hedwig and the Angry Inch,&nbsp;The Producers,&nbsp;Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, and the role of Aunt Vuola in My Big Fat Greek Wedding&nbsp;and My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.

Martin returned&nbsp;to Broadway to star as the Ghost of Christmas Past&nbsp;in Charles Dickens’&nbsp;A Christmas Carol in 2019 and as Stephie Banic in McNeal in 2024.

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Will Brill stars in [*Meet the Cartozians*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/44508-meet-the-cartozians) off Broadway at the [Pershing Square Signature Center](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/venues/pershing-square-signature-center) from October 29 to December 7, 2025.

Brill is a 2024 Tony Award winner and (jointly with his cast) a Drama Desk Award winner for his performance as Reg in *Stereophonic*. He is also known for his New York stage performances in *Oklahoma!* on Broadway and *A Case for the Existence of God* off Broadway.

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The Irene Diamond Stage at the Pershing Square Signature Center is amongst New York's premier theatre venues, where artistry and architecture combine to offer an exceptional theatrical experience. It boasts seating for 294 audience members, encompassing both orchestra and balcony views. The space is renowned for presenting world-class productions, thus setting a high bar for creativity and performance. The design configures to proscenium, thrust, semi-arena, and arena stagings, accounting for its versatility. As an integral part of the Pershing Square Signature Center, the Irene Diamond Stage shares the Center's vision of celebrating playwrights and their works. The feel of the theatre is palpably intimate, fostering a powerful connection between the performers and the audience. The exquisite venue comes equipped with advanced lighting, sound, and rigging systems, enhancing the vibrancy of every performance. 

**Getting to the Venue** 
 Located on the far west side of Manhattan, this venue is easily accessible via public transportation. With the 42nd Street subway station close by, lines A, C, E, 1, 2, 3, N, Q, R, W, 7, and S can get you there. Additionally, multiple local and express bus services make stops near the center. If driving, parking options include commercial parking lots and garages around the area.

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The Irene Diamond Stage, part of the Pershing Square Signature Center, offers versatile theatre presentations in an intimate setting for 294 audience members.

Ages 13+. Children under 4 are not permitted in the theatre.

Stereophonic on Broadway - NYC [29539]

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The heyday of '70s rock returns in *Stereophonic*, the most Tony Award-winning show of 2024, with five wins including Best Play. See the critically acclaimed, record-setting play by David Adjmi with new music by Will Butler of Arcade Fire, and experience the show that rocked audiences during its sold-out world premiere off Broadway. Get *Stereophonic* tickets on New York Theatre Guide.

The *Stereophonic* play allows audiences to be flies on the wall of a recording studio in 1976 Sausalito, California, where an up-and-coming rock band is on the verge of its big break. But the mounting pressure of fame might cause their breakup first. Playwrights Horizons first presented the show in fall 2023, extending multiple times due to popular demand. For its Broadway run, *Stereophonic* became the most Tony-nominated play in history with 13 nods.

All seven actors in the *Stereophonic* cast are also instrumentalists who play Butler's original rock tunes live on stage. Butler is a multi-instrumentalist best known for his career with the indie rock band Arcade Fire since 2002. He's also a composer, earning an Oscar nomination for writing the score for the 2013 film *Her* alongside Owen Pallat.

For *Stereophonic* on Broadway and off, Butler collaborated with playwright Adjmi, who previously explored the behind-the-scenes of '70s sitcoms in his play *3C*. He was inspired to write *Stereophonic* after hearing Led Zeppelin’s “Babe I’m Going to Leave You” on the radio during a flight. The contrast between the lyrics and their subtext not only inspired the play, but Adjmi's idea for the design: The set is divided into two soundproofed sections, so characters in the recording booth cannot hear what the others are doing elsewhere in the studio, further complicating their relationships.

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A rock band is on the verge of stardom, and the resulting pressure could push them to finally break through — or break up. David Adjmi's new play features a cast of actor-musicians who play original songs by Arcade Fire's Will Butler.

Playwrights Horizons premiered *Stereophonic* off Broadway in 2023, extending multiple times and repeatedly selling out. The play's director, Daniel Aukin, is a veteran of that theatre company, having staged multiple plays there, including *Catch as Catch Can*, *Rancho Viejo*, *Placebo*, and *This*.

For *Stereophonic* in New York, Aukin teamed up with playwright David Adjmi and composer Will Butler. Butler is a composer and musician who co-created albums like *Funeral* and the Grammy-winning *The Suburbs* with Arcade Fire. He's also a composer, earning an Oscar nomination for co-composing the score for the 2013 movie *Her*.

## What to watch for

- All seven *Stereophonic* cast members play their instruments live on stage.
- David Adjmi was first inspired to write *Stereophonic* while listening to Led Zeppelin’s “Babe I’m Going to Leave You” during a flight.
- David Zinn's set contains two soundproofed sections — the recording booth and the area outside it — so different conversations can happen at once without the other characters being able to hear. Cue secrets and drama!
- Just as Adjmi explores the unseen drama in the '70s music industry in *Stereophonic*, he did the same for the '70s sitcom world in his play *3C*.
- Will Butler and director Daniel Aukin signed on as collaborators on *Stereophonic* before Adjmi even started writing it!

## Important information

The use of cameras, cell phones, and other recording devices during the show is strictly prohibited by law, except when used for accessibility services. No weapons permitted on the premesis.

No outside food or beverages, electric scooters, e-bikes, or battery-powered transportation devices, except when medically necessary. All items are subject to inspection. Anything brought into the theatre must fit on your lap or completely under your seat without blocking any aisles.

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Grammy-winning musician Will Butler of Arcade Fire wrote the songs for this new play with music, featuring a cast of actor-musicians as a rock band who are about to break through into stardom — if they don't break up first amid the pressure.

Eli Gelb stars as Noah in [*Birthright*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/45341-birthright) off Broadway at [MCC Theater](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/venues/mcc-theater) from June 5 to July 12, 2026.

Gelb is a 2024 Tony Award nominee and (jointly with his cast) a Drama Desk Award winner for his performance in *Stereophonic*. He is best known for his roles in the TV show *The Resident* and the movies *The Squid and the Whale*, *Indignation*, and *The Newsroom*.

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The Golden Theatre is a Broadway theatre located on 252 West 45th Street in midtown-Manhattan, New York. A captivating intimate space, it is part of the renowned Shubert Organization. The theatre with its freshly gleaming gold leaf interior, hence the name 'Golden', is a visual treat. Opened in1927, it initially operated with the name 'Theatre Masque', and steadily transformed into a hub of important plays. The theatre doesn't just stand as a symbol of glitz and glamour, its history is steeped in culture. It has held acclaimed performances of 'Angels in America' in 1993 and 'The Normal Heart' in 2011.

**How to get to the Golden Theatre**

The Golden Theatre is easily accessible. If commuting by subway, take the N/Q/R/W train to 42nd Street/Times Square station, the 1 train to 50th Street Station or the B/D/F/M train to 47-50th Streets/Rockefeller Center. Plenty of buses serve 45th street, where the theatre is located. Commute by car is also feasible, with ample parking facilities in and around Times Square. Do remember, New York streets get busy; leaving ample time for travel is always a good idea.


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Designed by Herbert J. Krapp for Irwin Chanin, the John Golden Theatre officially opened as the Theatre Masque on February 24, 1927 with the play *Puppets of Passion*. The Golden Theatre was purchased by impresario John Golden in 1937, who renamed the theatre after himself.

The building was used as a cinema in the late 1940s and 1950s before the Shubert Organization purchased and restored it to traditional theatre usage. The exterior of the Golden Theatre was used in the film adaptation of *A Chorus Line*.

## How to get to the Golden Theatre on Broadway

The Golden Theatre, on 45th Street between Eighth Avenue and Broadway, is closest to the 42nd Street - Port Authority subway stop on the A, C, or E line. The theatre is also accessible by bus, with the closest stops being 8th Ave/W 46th St. on the M20 and M104 lines; 7th Ave/W. 44th St. on the M104 line; and 8th Ave/W 43rd St. on the M20, M104, and M34A-SBS line.

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The John Golden Theatre opened in 1927, designed by Herbert J. Krapp. It was acquired by John Golden in 1937 and later by the Shubert Organization. Located on 45th Street, it's accessible via subway and bus.

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The Golden Theatre, located on 252 West 45th Street in New York, is an iconic Broadway theatre renowned for its gold leaf interior and history of acclaimed performances.

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Two single fathers. Two differing backgrounds. One shared human existence. Set inside a cubicle in a small southern Idaho office, Samuel D. Hunter’s newest play, *A Case for the Existence of God*, follows two characters as they struggle to balance the terms of a loan. Get *A Case for the Existence of God* tickets in New York on TodayTix.

Themes of faith, empathy, and human resilience come up often as the two men navigate their circumstances. *A Case for the Existence of God* off Broadway is the latest work by Samuel D. Hunter. His recent works include *Greater Clements* in 2019, which received the 2020 Drama Desk nomination for Outstanding Play, and *Lewiston/Clarkson* in 2018, which also received the 2019 Drama Desk nomination for the same award. 

*A Case for the Existence of God* brings on David Cromer as director, who won the 2018 Tony Award for his direction of *The Band’s Visit*. *A Case for the Existence of God* premieres off Broadway on April 12 with Signature Theatre Company at the Irene Diamond Stage. 

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## What to Watch For

- All of Hunter’s plays are set in his home state of Idaho, with a focus on the complex, nuanced lives led by its residents, challenging the small-town stereotype that their lives are “simple.”
- Director David Cromer will bring relevant experience with his direction of *The Band’s Visit*, which also featured a story largely focused on human connection.
- An early reading of *A Case for the Existence of God* served as the last live theatre production to be performed in the Wood River Valley region of Idaho, before the 2020 lockdown ensued.
-  Hunter expressed that although *A Case for the Existence of God* was not written with the pandemic in mind, the play now holds another level of meaning for our world today.

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&nbsp;In a departure from his recent string of acclaimed epics, MacArthur Fellow Samuel D. Hunter launches his residency with this thoughtful meditation on human resilience, directed by David Cromer (Tony winner,&nbsp;The Band's Visit).

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The **Pershing Square Signature Center** is an iconic theatre venue located in the heart of New York City. Spanning over 75,000 square feet, the venue is not only stunning in architecture but also vast in terms of offerings. It comprises three separate theatres: The Irene Diamond Stage, The Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre, and The Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre, which cater to different types and scales of productions. The Pershing Center also houses a bookshop, a café, rehearsal studios, and a spacious central lobby, making it an engaging artistic hub. It has been the site of numerous distinguished performances since its opening in 2012, drawing theatergoers from all corners of the globe for its enriching cultural offerings.

**How to get to the venue**:
The Pershing Square Signature Center is located at 480 West 42nd Street, easily accessible by public transportation. By subway, the A, C, and E lines stop conveniently at 42nd Street. Alternatively, buses M42, M11, and M12 have nearby stops. If traveling by car, several parking garages are situated within a short walking distance of the venue.

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The Pershing Square Signature Center in New York is a spacious, versatile theatre venue easily accessible by subway or bus.

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