Men wearing oil-company jackets stormed the stage, broke sound equipment and chased away police.
(In the pause before the final work, one woman made a loud scene about changing her seat, and then, in the final "Sweet Purgatory," a cord that should have remained out of sight above the stage broke and swung loose within reach of the dancers during the last 10 minutes).
"If I feel in good enough shape to win and have an advantage of just a minute or two, then I will go for broke in a single stage somewhere.
"Fascination with time" — and not the death penalty — Mr. Jackson said, is what got him going on the play, his second on a New York stage after "Broke-ology," which was performed in 2009 at Lincoln Center's Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater.
This summer's premieres, at the Nikos, the 173-seat second stage, include "Broke-ology," a drama by Nathan Louis Jackson, a 29-year-old from Kansas (through Sunday); "The Understudy," a comedy by Theresa Rebeck, directed by Scott Ellis (July 23-Aug. 23-Aug. 3Not WandNot" about the universal need to be loved, by Ellen Melaver, directed Carolyn Cantor (Aug. 6-17).
Having been at various stages of broke for most of my life, money and its problems have always been at the forefront of my reality, and it's affected how I view dating.
And then when I moved to New York and was trying to get a job on stage, and was broke and got offered a TV movie, I was like, 'Hot dog, put me in front of that camera.
Carson broke through on the national stage when he upbraided President Barack Obama over his signature healthcare law at a National Prayer Breakfast in 2013.
He takes under his wing a nineteen-year-old college dropout, Adam Alex Pettyferr), who's completely broke, and shoves him out onto the stage.
I soon got to the stage where I was constantly broke despite working a full-time job.
