Sunday, October 28, 2012
‘Let me say right off I’m a witch,” the title character declares at the start of “Sowa’s Red Gravy,” and thank goodness she does, because it’s the only clear moment of Diane Ri…
SOURCE: The New York Post Subscription at 11:37PMIt’s such a pleasure watching the central character of “Mojo” blossom from precocious tyke to rebellious teen that you’ll barely notice she’s a puppet.
But a puppet she is, and she…
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Here’s the bad thing about experimental theater: It’s experimental, which means there’s a big possibility it will fail. Case in point: The Transport Group’s production of “House fo…
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Angelica Page waited a long time to do “Turning Page,” her solo show about her actress mother. Twenty-five years, in fact.
“There’s not been one book written about her, no documentar…
SOURCE: The New York Post Subscription at 12:11AMAs the title suggests, there’s more than one Josh Cohen in “The Other Josh Cohen.” The good news is that both are very funny.
Longtime collaborators and friends David Rossmer and Stev…
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‘A Celebration of Harold Pinter” is richly deserved, and not for the reasons you might expect. This one-man show by British actor Julian Sands, in his New York stage debut, deals only wi…
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Never mind that tinkly piano score you’ll hear at the start of “Falling.” Far from receiving a mawkish, “Hallmark Hall of Fame” treatment, Deanna Jent’s play is harrowing stuff. …
SOURCE: The New York Post Subscription at 12:33AMFor a play about sexually confused, 19th-century German teens — one involving masturbation, homosexuality, masochism, rape, abortion and suicide — Frank Wedekind’s “Spring’s Awaken…
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The young audiences gasping at “Urban” probably have no idea they’re watching a depiction of life on the mean streets of Cali, Colombia. No matter: As Circolombia’s show at the New V…
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Did Broadway really need another revival of Edmond Rostand’s 1987 romantic classic Cyrano de Bergerac a mere five years after the highly successful production starring Kevin Kline and …
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The years haven’t exactly mellowed Lewis Black. But why would they? If they had, he wouldn’t have an act. He gets angry so we don’t have to.
In “Running on Empty,” which kicked off…
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You’ll discover what it feels like to disappear down a rabbit hole at “Then She Fell,” the fiendishly clever immersive theater piece inspired by the life and writings of “Alice in Wo…
SOURCE: The New York Post Subscription at 11:52PM‘the Old Man and the Old Moon” is a hauntingly beautiful production, filled with ingenious lighting effects, lovely shadow puppetry and an accomplished and original folk music score.So w…
SOURCE: The New York Post Subscription at 11:49PMAs the title suggests, there’s a gimmick behind “AdA (Author Directing Author),” an evening of one-acts by rising Italian playwright Marco Calvani and the ubiquitous Neil LaBute: Each …
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A fine cast acts their hearts out in Grace, Craig Wright’s drama now receiving its Broadway premiere. While this play about the collision between an Evangelical Christian couple and a …
SOURCE: Scheck on the Arts at 06:30AMThursday, October 4, 2012
‘Whenever we talk about the theater, we’re talking about love,” Lynn Fontanne declares in Jeffrey Hatcher’s “Ten Chimneys,” about the actress and her onstage and offstage love, A…
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Irish playwright Brian Friel has never been at a loss for words. And neither is Mag (Justine Salata), the 17-year-old who chatters on and on in “Lovers,” now getting its first major prod…
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Ibsen's classic about a small town doctor who attempts to warn the citizenry about the local spa's contaminated waters. read more
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‘hard Times” is that rare musical where you walk in humming the tunes. In fact, it’s got to be the most tuneful show you’ll ever see about the 1863 Civil War draft riots, thanks to i…
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The raucous teenagers onstage seem perfectly normal at first. They’re playing an exuberant game of soccer, laughing and joking and at one point stopping to dance to a Beyoncé song. One is…
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Look up “acquired taste” in the dictionary and you’ll probably find a picture of Dina Martina. The drag-queen performer and Provincetown, Mass., fixture returned to New York recently f…
SOURCE: The New York Post Subscription at 11:43PMUneasily blending an examination into the global effects of climate change with dysfunctional family drama, British playwright Nick Payne’s dark comedy If There Is I Haven’t Foun…
SOURCE: Scheck on the Arts at 06:24AMWednesday, September 19, 2012
‘Why do the righteous suffer?” That question’s at the heart of the Old Testament’s Book of Job — one that will feel newly relevant to theatergoers who sit through “Job,” Thomas…
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The Anderson Twins don’t really play the fabulous Dor-seys in “The Anderson Twins Play the Fabulous Dorseys!,” but never mind. This musical tribute from one pair of swinging musical si…
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If press releases are to be believed, no Bulgarian play has ever received a major New York City production until now.
And if the Bug Company’s “The Eyes of Others” is any indication, …
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You can’t throw a rock in this town without hitting a solo performer.
But this hasn’t stopped the All for One Theater Festival from showcasing even more. Kicking off tomorrow, the festiv…
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Watching “The Why Overhead,” it’s hard not to imagine its playwright in some actual, dead-end office job, taking notes about his co-workers with the hope of one day putting it all onst…
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The ambitious new Broadway bio-musical depicts the life and career of the legendary screen star. read more
SOURCE: The Hollywood Reporter at 04:13PMNO, the women pictured above won’t be strutting the runways this Fashion Week.
They’re the subjects of “Sicks,” a play by Clay Edmonds —whose day job is director of merchandising f…
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Imagine a Narcotics Anonymous meeting at which the speaker suddenly breaks into song and dance. This should give you a pretty good feel for “Methtacular!” — a confessional solo show ab…
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‘i could squeeze a bullet between those lips.” “I could get a spoon and prise it in your eye sockets.” “I could squeeze a grenade up there.”
Such are among the not-so-tender decl…
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