On Stage: MsTrial
NOW PLAYING
MsTRIAL
In MsTRIAL, internationally renowned trial lawyer John Paris plays to win, both in and out of court. For Karen Lukoff, John's young associate, losing has never been an option either. Together, they are a litigation juggernaut. John's nephew Dan Burks isn’t sure where he fits, if at all.
After a major lawsuit victory, John's firm celebrates the win as hard as they fought for it. In the drunken morning hours, left alone, John and Karen collide in a high-octane moment that will cause everyone—including the audience—to question what they know about desire, consent, winning, and losing.
This new play written by Dep Kirkland and directed by Rick Andosca begins performances at New World Stages this fall.
Coming Soon: DRIFT
COMING SOON
DRIFT
Set in the blue collar, urban landscape of the 1950’s, Drift is the hard-hitting new drama where secrets come to a head, difficult choices must be made, and devastating consequences must be faced.
A broken immigrant family burned by personal destruction. A salvation that gives them hope. The world premiere of a new American play, starring Emmy Award winner Joe Pantoliano (The Sopranos) and directed by Academy Award winner Bobby Moresco (Crash, Million Dollar Baby).
About Stage 5
About
HISTORY
Constructed on the site of the third Madison Square Garden (1925-1968), New World Stages was originally built as the Loews Cineplex Entertainment movie theater (1994-2001) in Worldwide Plaza. Following substantial renovations, the theater re-opened as Dodger Stages in 2004 and was renamed New World Stages on March 16, 2006. The theater complex has housed many commercial theatrical productions, as well as numerous corporate events, readings, and concerts.
ARCHITECTURE
The architects were Beyer, Blinder, and Belle. The theatre designers were Sachs Morgan, and the interior designer was Klara Zieglerova. The coziest theater at New World Stages, Stage 5’s wrap around mezzanine and comfortable orchestra seating practically envelope the stage, allowing audiences to experience productions as if in the same room with the performers.
DETAILS ON STAGE 5'S ACCESSIBILITY
Access Information
Theatre is wheelchair accessible.
Accessibility by Seating Section
Orchestra Location: There are no steps between rows.
Mezzanine Location: There are steps between rows. Wheelchair seating does not involve steps.
Wheelchair | Companion Seat Locations:
Orchestra: J1 | J2, H1, H2; J4 | J5, H5, H6; J6 | J7, H7, H8; J11 | J12, H11, H12; J16 | J16, H17, H18
Elevators/Escalator
There is an elevator and escalator from the ground level to the theater level.
Restroom
Restrooms are wheelchair accessible on the Orchestra and Mezzanine levels.
Water Fountain
Located on the Orchestra level.
Theatre Policies
The use of cameras, recording devices, cell phones, beepers, and other electronic devices during the performance is prohibited. Everyone attending a performance must have a ticket. Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of management. Wheelchair and mobility-impaired seating is intended for patrons with mobility disabilities. Children under the age of four years will not be admitted. No outside food or beverage permitted, unless medically necessary. No weapons permitted on the premises.