OPENINGS AND PREVIEWS
THE GOLDEN BRIDE
Museum of Jewish Heritage
The National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene mounts an encore run of this 1923 operetta, about a young woman raised in a Russian shtetl who journeys to America to find her mother.
Opens July 4.
ICE FACTORY 2016
New Ohio
The festival of new work continues with John Kaplan’s “Are We Human,” set in a postapocalyptic future in which a toxic cloud covers the planet, and “The Annotated History of the American Muskrat,” from the company Foxy Henriques, in which eight people are kept awake as part of a mysterious experiment.
Opens June 29.
OSLO
Mitzi E. Newhouse
Bartlett Sher directs J. T. Rogers’s play, which recounts how a Norwegian diplomat (Jennifer Ehle) and her husband (Jefferson Mays) orchestrated the secret talks that led to the Oslo Accords, in the nineteen-nineties.
In previews. Opens July 11.
PTP/NYC
Atlantic Stage 2
Potomac Theatre Project presents two plays in repertory, both from 1981: Howard Barker’s “No End of Blame: Scenes of Overcoming,” about a Hungarian political cartoonist sparring with government censors, and C. P. Taylor’s “Good,” in which a professor studies a German man succumbing to madness.
In previews. Opens July 12.
SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS
Pershing Square Signature Center
A return engagement of Bess Wohl’s comedy, directed by Rachel Chavkin, in which six urbanites attend a silent retreat in upstate New York.
In previews. Opens July 13.