Watch " Frankie and Johnny"  actors Anthony Goes  and Liliane Klein  go head to head in the ultimate Rom-Com battle. Who will reign supreme and who will be totally c lueless ? We think it's about time these two enchanted us all with their crazy, stupid, love knowledge. At the end of the day something's gotta give , and only one of them can be the Rom-Com champion! Anyway, here's the proposal : We made this video, and we just can't get over it! We know you're going to love it.

A first reading and discussion of "The English Understand Wool" a script in progress by Tony Estrella adapted from the novella by Helen DeWitt  ​ Nov. 17 at 7:30pm at The Gamm Theatre All tickets: $20 general admission seating Get your tickets now! Seating is limited. ​ This adaptation launches The Gamm's new play development program, made possible by a generous founding gift from philanthropist and Broadway producer Elizabeth Armstrong.  Read the press release for exciting

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DIRECTED BY RACHEL WALSHE A tender, raw, and surprisingly funny portrait of two lonely souls reaching for connection. After a late shift at a New York diner, short-order cook Johnny persuades waitress Frankie to let him stay a little longer. What begins as a one-night stand turns into an intimate journey of vulnerability, trust, and the hope that love might still be possible. With sparkling dialogue and aching honesty, McNally’s romantic two-hander reminds us that sometimes,

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"Angels in America" at The Gamm Theatre