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Attend a BROADWAY SHOW With Top NYC Theater Critic
- Item Number
- 149
- Estimated Value
- Priceless
- Sold
- 175 USD to bibliophile
- Number of Bids
- 8 - Bid History
Item Description
David Cote is a leading theater critic and arts reporter in New York City, a regular contributor to the Observer, the lifestyle destination What Should We Do?!, and the tourism magazine IN New York. He was the longest serving theater editor and lead drama critic for Time Out New York from 2003 to ‘17. His reporting has also appeared in American Theatre, The Guardian, Opera News and The New York Times. He has written hugely popular companion books to three hit Broadway musicals: Wicked: The Grimmerie, Jersey Boys and Spring Awakening: In the Flesh.
David is also a playwright, librettist and lyricist. His opera with composer Robert Paterson, Three Way, premiered at Nashville Opera in 2017, and later traveled to BAM. His opera with composer Stefan Weisman, The Scarlet Ibis, premiered in New York’s Prototype Festival and will be produced by Chicago Opera Theater and Boston Opera Collaborative in 2019. His new opera about wrongfully convicted persons, Blind Injustice, composed by Scott Davenport Richards, will premiere at Cincinnati Opera in July 2019. Other works with Paterson: the song cycle In Real Life; choral works Did You Hear? and Snow Day, sung by Musica Sacra and conducted by Kent Tritle, released on Eternal Reflections(American Modern Recordings). Plays include Otherland (O’Neill National Playwrights Conference finalist) and Fear of Art. Fellowships: The MacDowell Colony.
Item Special Note
Show and time to be determined between you and David Cote. Time frame to redeem this offer is Febuary 1st- December 31st, 2019.
No refunds or exchanges.
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