Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today on Live From The Hotel…
There are certain lines that become so famous they almost swallow the work that created them. “You can’t handle the truth!” is one of them. Jack Nicholson’s explosive delivery as Col…
The world is ending. Manhattan is getting hotter by the day, humanity apparently has only months left, and Charlie has decided that the most reasonable response is to stay on her couch with …
There are few places better suited to celebrating John Kander and Fred Ebb than Dizzy’s Jazz Club. On Sunday, October 4, New York was misty beyond those magnificent windows, the room was f…
I originally saw Jocelyn Bioh’s School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play downtown at the Lucille Lortel in 2017. Nearly a decade later, now playing Broadway’s Samuel J. Friedman The…
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today owner Suzanna Bowling …
Broadway is heading into the holidays with a little nostalgia, a lot of star power and several intriguing returns to the past. Speaking of Broadway voices, apparently even The Gilded Age can…
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today owner Suzanna Bowling …
Broadway is heading into fall with stars returning, new productions arriving and one beloved musical preparing to step back up to the plate. Neil Patrick Harris and Julianne Hough are leadin…
The PATH FUND Inc. will present the 33rd annual Rockers On Broadway® at Sony Hall. Celebrating 33 years of uniting music and philanthropy, this milestone event features an all-genre concert…
There is something wonderfully disarming about watching a room full of adults surrender to magic. We know there is a method. We know nobody has actually violated the laws of physics. We watc…
By Rick Ruiz Times are scary. The economy, our politics and even our culture all seem to be teetering on the edge of an abyss that obscures our view of what lies ahead. Propaganda is everywh…
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today owner Suzanna Bowling …
We talk endlessly about success. We celebrate the person standing beneath the brightest light, the institution with the largest budget, the production with the biggest advertising campaign a…
By Ken Fallin There are performances that impress you, and then there are performances in which you can actually see an actor transform thought into flesh. Linda Purl’s extraordinary work …
There is an extraordinary play buried inside Tom Stoppard’s The Invention of Love. There may even be several of them. Unfortunately, at nearly three hours, Stoppard seems determined to giv…
There was no way of knowing, when the company of Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen recently gathered to meet the press, how suddenly the meaning of the afternoon would change. Sophia Anne Caruso …
Documentary theatre carries a particular responsibility. When the words spoken onstage are the actual words of real people, taken from events that shaped American history, the audience natur…
There is a perfectly good farce buried somewhere inside Henry Feldman’s Shelter Inn Place. Unfortunately, like its characters waiting out Hurricane Claudia, it has become trapped inside so…
BACHARACH FOR SURE — Regular readers of this column know that I hold a special place in my universe for Burt Bacharach. His music, from “Alfie” to “What The World Needs Now” are ju…
Spring Awakening Ken Fallin There is something almost unbearably poignant about the timing. On September 16, Seaview announced the young actors who will inherit Spring Awakening, the revolut…
Going Bacharach: The Songs of an Icon celebrated its opening night with a room filled not only with the music of Burt Bacharach, but with some formidable Broadway talent there to cheer on th…
If you love your musical theater packed with rafter-shaking singing, sexual tension, and deadly thrills, you are probably already a “Jeckie,” or ardent fan of the musical, Jeckyll and …
How did I not know this? That question has been following me around this week, especially after seeing Crow’s Theatre’s world-premiere stage adaptation of Rohinton Mistry’s A Fine Bala…
At a time when our nation is at war, our country is divided, and common decency is vanishing from our daily discourse, we need experiences which remind us of the potential for good that we…