988 stories by "Darryl Reilly"
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Conveying the joyous spirit and monumental artistry of Eugene Ionesco, Nichols and May, as well as Monty Python, the clever comedy of "Odd Birdz" is universal, …
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Eric, a young man in his early 20's nervously enters through a door onstage and sits at a piano and plays. He is writing a musical about his life and is soon j…
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"Audience members are encouraged to come dressed in their best funeral attire" is in the promotional material for "Deep Love" and "Funeral Attire Recommended" i…
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His commanding voice often begins with a light and an expected approach to these often very familiar songs and then veer off into surprisingly much deeper tones…
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Sutton Foster is electrifying as Queenie the sexually insatiable nightclub performer who incites men to violence in this revival of the 2000 Off-Broadway musica…
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Wearing a red plaid shirt, black shorts, and black combat boots, the acclaimed lesbian performance artist Marga Gomez vibrantly barrels through her solo show "P…
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Mr. McPherson has written a rich and engrossing play that is appealing in it's well-crafted simplicity. Each of the five commonplace characters is precisely dr…
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By: Darryl Reilly Catherine Russell Including me there were 28 people at the Wednesday matinee on July 1, 2015, of the 11,568th performance of Perfect Crime. Th…
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The very talented and youthful Jonathan Groff is excellent as Gordon. His charming presence known from his work on stage (Spring Awakening, Hair) and on televi…
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Ms. Winkler's writing is so simple but exquisite in its execution. In twenty minutes the sad lives of the girls are deftly dramatized with a compelling range o…
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Hobbling on crutches and with one injured leg encased in a large boot, all due to a recent automobile accident, Sahr Ngaujah made a dramatic entrance from the w…
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"The Tour" follows in the success of the same company's "The Ride" that is an audience participation theatrical version of a New York City bus tour. CEO/COO Ric…
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This compelling and moving solo play recounts Yoel's gradual coming out that starts in 1986 when he was ten in Caracas. Comical and dramatic incidents in his c…
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"It's been a rough two years," Mr. Jackson observed. Deaths in his family, a disintegrating romantic relationship, and becoming sober, were all detailed during …
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"Don't step on the sand," cautions the usher as she hands out programs and directs patrons to the their seats at The Gym at Judson. Indeed, the stage and floor…
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This 90-minute intermission-less play is a comic and occasionally serious address to the audience by God who often sits on a large white couch as he revises The…
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To celebrate The Victory Dance Project's first anniversary, an inspiring and spirited program was presented at The Ailey Citigroup Theater. There was a selecti…
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"Is there anything left to discuss? There IS!" exclaimed Rob Fisher, artistic director of the 92nd Street Y's Lyrics & Lyricists Series about "Fiddler on …
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Mr. LaBute achieved prominence by writing and directing the films "In The Company Of Men" (1997) and "Your Friends and Neighbors" (1998). These scabrous works …
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Founded in 1968, this theater company is, "…committed to the discovery and nurturing of new voices, and the continued support and growth of artists throughout…
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In addition to his superior writing achievement, Mr. Roberts also plays the complex old codger, Uncle Jim. He has written a grand vehicle for himself, and his …
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This score is a pleasant folk music affair with puns, sincerity, and silliness. Other characters such as a grouchy doctor appear as cardboard cutout puppets, a…
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"Life Is," from the 1968 Kander and Ebb musical "Zorba" as grandly performed by it's original Tony-nominated cast member, Lorraine Serabian, was the show stoppi…
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Director Joe Tantalo's striking, minimalist production has no scenery and virtually no props. It marvelously relies on purely theatrical imaginative devices. …
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Instrumental to its success is the thrilling direction of Walter Bobbie. Combining sensitive performances with an inspired sense of stagecraft, Mr. Bobbie crea…
