100 stories by "Claudia La Rocco"
In "Leo," Tobias Wegner seems to walk on walls thanks to acrobatics and sleight of hand.
The Turkish play "Lick But Don't Swallow!," about a reluctant angel sent to join the cast of a low-budget skin flick, is running at La MaMa as part of the Under the Radar festival.
"Looking for a Missing Employee," based on a true story about the troubling disappearance of a Lebanese government official, is the long overdue and too-brief American debut of the actor and…
More female playwrights have come to Broadway, but at least one of them, Theresa Rebeck, seems to accept a glass ceiling in "Seminar."
A good man is hard to find, especially in this city. But is it harder or easier to find one than to find a good bar? Grant James Varjas answers these eternal New York questions in his latest…
Mac Wellman's enigmatic play "3 2's; or AFAR" covers ground from physical theater to Heidegger at Dixon Place.
The people passing by, the noises of the street and even the weather influence the events of "The Love Letter You've Been Meaning to Write New York."
The Ensemble Studio Theater's festival is a showcase for the work of minority women.
Unannounced, Popeye & Cloudy, a k a Fred Jones and Paul Marino, are performing Shakespeare on New York City subway cars.
Kara Lee Corthron's "Julius by Design" centers on a couple grieving for their only child, Julius, who was killed seven years ago during a bungled home invasion.
In "Manipulation," by Victoria E. Calderon, a woman is trapped by circumstances and the people around her, against the backdrop of a Latin American revolution.
Performance Space 122 is closed for a multiyear renovation. There is much to gain, but something will also be lost.
Target Margin Theater's delightfully homespun production of "The Tempest" has a lighthearted, mischievous touch.
Mabou Mines's revival of "Peter and Wendy," intended for age 10 to adult, left one young audience member wanting more, and one older one not particularly satisfied.
Anne Bogart directs Charles Mee's script in the Siti Company's "Under Construction," which suggests that, like the title, America is a work in progress.
John Kelly renders "The Escape Artist" at Performance Space 122 with the assistance of re-creations of paintings by Caravaggio.
"Nuevo Laredo," by Gabriella Barnstone and El Gato Teatro, takes a strange trip into the Mexican drug world.
"The Umbrella Plays" offers a series of vignettes about relationships.
"We Are" sets Vietnamese lore against contemporary vignettes as it attempts to communicate the plight of women suffering through forced labor and marriages.
The Wooster Group's new production of Tennessee Williams's 1977 play "Vieux Carré" draws from various influences, including Chinese opera, the films of Paul Morrissey and the videos of Ryan…
"Dog Act" at the Flamboyan Theater follows traveling vaudevillians as they move through a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Repertorio Español performs Federico GarcÃa Lorca's mysterious, intimate play "Asà Que Pasen Cinco Años" in Spanish with a live English translation.
Earl Dax is a promoter of parties and community spirit in the gay downtown scene.
The new show from Witness Relocation is a mash-up of rules and ridiculousness: great fun, stupid fun and great stupidity.
This 90-minute production runs the gamut from intimacy to claustrophobia, and it doesn't tarry often along the way.
