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5,803 stories by "Jonathan Mandell"

Fall 2018 Movie Preview by Jonathan Mandell

Below is a list of movies opening from September to December, organized chronologically by release date. Among the movies featuring theater veterans: Oscar Isaac  in “Operation Fina…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:26am on August 29, 2018

Remnant Review: Theater Mitu's Inventive Tech Take on War, Loss and Death by Jonathan Mandell

"Remnant," according to Theater Mitu's director Ruben Polendo, is a meditation on war, death and loss. It is Mitu's first piece in the first building that the 20-year-old company can call it…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:52pm on August 28, 2018

1969 The Second Man Review: Moonwalker Buzz Aldrin, A Life in Song by Jonathan Mandell

Buzz Aldrin was the second man to walk on the moon (nine minutes after the first, Neil Armstrong), 50 years ago next summer. "No one will think of them as 'the first men on the moon.'Neil wi…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:00pm on August 28, 2018

RIP Playwright Neil Simon et al. The Week in NY Theater by Jonathan Mandell

Playwright Neil Simon, who dominated Broadway with his many comedies for more than two decades, died on Sunday at the age of 91. His is the latest death of a theater artist in a week full of…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:02am on August 27, 2018

Days to Come Review: Lillian Hellman's Flop about Labor Strife and Failed Love by Jonathan Mandell

Lillian Hellman herself described "Days to Come," her 1936 play about labor strife and family conflict, as "an absolute horror of a failure." She wrote it two years after her first Broadway …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:51pm on August 26, 2018

Celebrating Leonard Bernstein At 100 by Jonathan Mandell

Leonard Bernstein, who was born on August 25, 1918, was “the greatest pianist among the conductors, the greatest conductor among composers, the greatest composer among pianists,”…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:43pm on August 25, 2018

A Broadway Fixer, Keeping Theatergoers Safe and Comfortable by Jonathan Mandell

Charlie Copeland is a Broadway fixer, who's worked on everything from "The Phantom of the Opera" to "Frozen," tangibly changing the experience for a generation of theatergoers. Copeland is n…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:58am on August 24, 2018

The End of the World Bar and Bathtub, an amusing apocalyptic play coming to a bathtub near you by Jonathan Mandell

Philip Santos Schaffer pulls back the curtain and introduces himself as “your server and savior” to me and the only other member of the audience. After chatting idly for a while,…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:39am on August 23, 2018

Henry VI Review: A rare staging of Shakespeare's first three plays by Jonathan Mandell

The National Asian American Theatre Company's production of Shakespeare's Henry VI trilogy is unlike any you've seen in New York before. This is true largely because you are unlikely ever to…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:33pm on August 21, 2018

The Week in NY Theater: Fringe 2018. Broadway Remembers Aretha. Critics Are Not The Enemy. by Jonathan Mandell

For 20 years, August was the month when New Yorkers who hated the beach and couldn't afford to travel could have a "staycation" sampling some 200 shows at the New York International Fringe F…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:00pm on August 20, 2018

Gettin' The Band Back Together Review: Tacky but Fun Musical About Middle Aged Rockers by Jonathan Mandell

From its first moments, Gettin' The Band Back Together feels like the tackiest show on Broadway, an impression advanced by its lazy plot, uninspired garage rock score, dopey jokes, and clich…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 6:54pm on August 17, 2018

Gettin' The Band Back Together: Pics, Videos, Review by Jonathan Mandell

From its first moments, Gettin' The Band Back Together feels like the tackiest show  on Broadway, an impression advanced by its lazy plot,  uninspired garage rock score, dopey jokes, a…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 5:59pm on August 17, 2018

Review: Pretty Woman on Broadway by Jonathan Mandell

Vivian (Samantha Banks) is a hooker, Edward (Andy Karl) is a killer corporate raider who meets her on Hollywood Boulevard, and if the ensuing romance is no less a fable than it was in the hi…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:04pm on August 16, 2018

Pretty Woman: Photos, Video, review by Jonathan Mandell

Vivian (Samantha Banks) is a hooker, Edward (Andy Karl) is a killer corporate raider who meets her on Hollywood Boulevard, and if the ensuing romance is no less a fable than it was in the hi…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:30pm on August 16, 2018

The Week in New York Theater: All-Female Mamet. Snoop Dogg in a Play. Bryan Cranston Is Mad As Hell. by Jonathan Mandell

With two Broadway shows opening this week — “Gettin The Band Back Together” and “Pretty Woman” — it’s hard to say we’re in the Dog Days of Aug…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 11:25am on August 13, 2018

Shakespeare in the Theater at the Brick: "Dreamers Often Lie" and the Queering of Romeo and Juliet. by Jonathan Mandell

"Shakespeare in the Theater" is the not-quite-clever title of a festival at the Brick Theater that presents itself as an alternative to New York summer staples, Shakespeare in the Park and S…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 4:33pm on August 11, 2018

Be More Chill Review: Sci-Fi Fantasy of Teen Angst Makes it to Off-Broadway by Jonathan Mandell

To outsiders, Be More Chill is a hyper-energetic pop-rock musical opening tonight Off-Broadway, starring Will Roland (Dear Evan Hansen) as a high school student named Jeremy Heere who sees h…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:33pm on August 9, 2018

Be More Chill: pics, video and review by Jonathan Mandell

To outsiders, “Be More Chill” is a hyper-energetic pop-rock musical opening tonight Off-Broadway, starring Will Roland (“Dear Evan Hansen”) as a high school student n…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 8:02pm on August 9, 2018

Shame or the Doomsday Machine. TNC's Free Street Theater for the Age of Trump by Jonathan Mandell

For the 42nd summer in a row, the Theater for the New City’s touring Street Theater Company is presenting an original show for free in the streets and parks throughout New York City. (…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 5:27pm on August 8, 2018

The best of the New York Musical Festival. Producers take note. by Jonathan Mandell

Alzheimer's, homophobia, transphobia, immigration, the 1960s, and emojis: These were some of the subjects in the 15th annual New York Musical Festival,  or NYMF, which presented 30 musica…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 4:48pm on August 8, 2018

Watch Rosie's Broadway's White House Protest by Jonathan Mandell

Wearing t-shirts that said “Now showing: Truth,” Rosie O’Donnell and dozens of other performers who had traveled from New York for the day participated in the 22nd day of p…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 9:49am on August 7, 2018

Women Center Stage, NYMF Award Winners, Singing Truth to Power: The Week in NY Theater by Jonathan Mandell

Ruthie Anne Miles performed for the first time after her terrible loss, Julia Roberts visited the musical adaptation of the movie that made her a star, Rosie O’Donnell is leading a bus…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:15pm on August 6, 2018

2018 New York Musical Festival Awards for Excellence by Jonathan Mandell

Four musicals in the 2018 New York Musical Festival tied for the most awards, five apiece: Between the Sea and the Sky, Emojiland, Interstate and Pedro Pan. Below the list of winners and …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 2:04pm on August 6, 2018

NYMF Review Sonata 1962: A Lesbian Daughter, A Mother's Mistake by Jonathan Mandell

Margaret, a widow and well-meaning mother, is dressed in pearls while making her special buttermilk biscuits for her daughter Laura, who's back home listless with severe memory loss after he…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 12:40pm on August 5, 2018

NYMF Review Between the Sea and Sky: Two Sisters Lured and Trapped by a Mystery by Jonathan Mandell

"I am tall when I'm young but short when I'm old. What am I?" That's the first of the three riddles that Sam (short for Samantha) poses to the mysterious woman in white in order to free her …

SOURCE: New York Theater at 10:46am on August 4, 2018
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