236 stories by "David Walters"
With that we are in her palms to do with as she pleases. And pleases she does as she takes us through her personal and adventurous life making us feel part of who she is on this special nigh…
Roar with laughter at the foibles of cast and crew, jump to your feet in applause at the end, and have a good time.
It's a compelling story, touching on an artist's relationship to their art and the fear of that relationship that is often only mitigated by a muse that gifts the power to transform techniqu…
Well, aren't we getting personal right off the bat! I love it.
It's really about family, making mistakes, forgiving, and love. Corn is just the husk that carries the themes and transports the audience for a short time away from their lives and plants th…
There is a lot of gold to be had here among the alluvial deposits, and it should not be overlooked.
From the moment the lights slam up on stage and you hear the opening line, "That one and that one and that one and that one that looks like mushrooms, " it's a delightful ride.
If you liked Eleanor Roosevelt before, you'll love her after this.
The performance was thought-provoking, informative, strong in its depictions, and graceful in execution.
There is historic relevance to the play, and for that reason alone I urge you to see it as it doesn't often find itself a stage.
It is teaming with meaning, exploring identity in the past and present, seeking a road forward.
Crumbs is a family memory play, not a memoir play, but could also be called a riff play. It takes place in Brooklyn in the 1950s narrated by the oldest daughter Ernestine (Shanel Bailey sple…
Baby Jessica's Well-Made Play! is individual personal theater allowing you, the sole audience member, the opportunity to make direct human connections
By David Walters It's difficult for me to write a review of a play that I feel is superb in every way. I ask myself what more could I possibly add beyond the five stars and the 100% recommen…
Musica Viva NY is a treasured institution that makes living in New York a joy.Â
What this is, is a three-handed one-person show, a personal revelatory piece of on-stage art that reveals the depth of humanity in all of us.
As if Samuel Beckett and Thornton Wilder have birthed a play together.
This play is a window into the soul of poetry and creativity.
What I liked about Ms. Spence's plays is that they were real people living, with no apologies and no preaching. Love doesn't always win, people can be shits, but we keep going.
I will be using this production as the high bar for any future Twelfth Night I see.
For twenty-two years Food for Thought theatre company has been doing readings of one-act plays both to hear them and to develop them.
This event was an evening of both new and old monologues from Eric Bogosian who generously dedicated his talent to support Chain Theatre and their work.
What comes across is someone loving what they're doing and loving being able to share it with his audience.
You have an opportunity that doesn't come around very often. Don't let it pass.
This is a discussion on constitutional law that will leave you with a bit more clarity no matter what your …
Karen is working with her music director of 30 years, Christopher Denny who plays piano during the show. That length of time working together shows in their repartee and the ease they have w…
