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The Haunting of Appropriate: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' new play Appropriate at the Pershing Square Signature Center is a clever, fast-paced thriller that keeps you on your toes.
Close The Open House It Is Too Bitter: Will Eno's new play, The Open House at the Pershing Square Signature Center is one bitter pill.
The Junket or Don't Fly With Me: The Junket written and performed by Mike Albo comes off more as a revenge piece on what happen to Albo than an actual performance piece.
The Little Mermaid Gets Haunted by Porgy in The Phantom of the Opera: Cameron Mackintosh and The Really Useful Group have just set up a musical coup.
The Real Thing Gets Real in Hollywood: Tom Stoppard's play "The Real Thing" is a profound look at relationships.
Stephen Sorokoff My View: This Show Is A Winner! There wasn't an empty seat in the house and I had to practically "fight" my way in.
Fast Company at the Ensemble Studio Theatre is the Family Hustle: What do you do when your brother rips you off?
The Drama League Honors Barbara Cook, John Tiffany and Key Brand Entertainment/Broadway Across America: The Drama League (Executive Director, Gabriel Shanks) will honor three outstanding the…
The Amanda McBroom Project: Carolyn Montgomery-Forant the Jack of All Trades: Carolyn Montgomery-Forant is a MAC, Nightlife and BackStage Bistro Award winning vocalist, recording artist and …
The Hero or The Anti Hero: Gilbert Emery's The Hero originally opened in April 1921 at the Longacre Theater in a series of special matinée's.
The Architecture of Becoming or Forgotten: Sometimes too many hands spoil the pot such is the case in The Architecture of Becoming, at the Women's Project.
Hi Ho For Me An Actor's Life For Me: Jim Brochu brings to the stage an homage to the character men whose names you might not know, but whose faces you will instantly recognize.
50 Shades of Grey Not Your Mothers Musical or Is It? With the trilogy 50 Shades of Grey selling over a 100 million in sales, the plot is ripe for hilarious spoofs.
The Amanda McBroom Project: The Big Band Singer and More Terese Genecco: Terese Genecco (pronounced "Teh-REECE Jeh-NECK-oh") & her 8-piece "little big band" hold the title for the "long…
The Amanda McBroom Project: Lauren Stanford The Newcomer: When Lauren Stanford won the 2013 MetroStar at the Metropolitan Room, this Kansas City native was noticed by Eric Michael Gillett.
Stephen Sorokoff My View: Patrick Cassidy visits Shirley Jones at Cafe Carlyle: Ron Abel longtime music director and pianist/arranger for Shirley Jones joined Shirley for the start of her fi…
Gretchen Shugart, CEO of TheaterMania.com and Isa Goldberg, Drama Desk President announced today that Drama Desk and Tony Award winner Laura Benanti ("The Sound of Music Live!", Gypsy, Women…
Amanda McBroom Project With Eric Michael Gillett: Broadway knows him from Kiss Me, Kate, Sweet Smell of Success, The Frogs & others.
Antony and Cleopatra Was Set Where?: Antony and Cleopatra at the Public is lost in translation by the Public, the Royal Shakespeare Company of Britain and GableStage of Miami.
Nothing on Earth Can Hold Houdini: The Axis Theater Company takes on Harry Houdini in Nothing on Earth Can Hold Houdini, by Randy Sharp.
The Amanda McBroom Project With Mandy Gonzalez: Mandy Gonzalez is well known on Broadway.
A Lovely Night Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella Revisited: When I first saw Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella on Broadway I was not thrilled. Cinderella represents my childhood …
Kung Fu Kicks But Is It a Play? : David Henry Hwang's new fightsical (as it has been dubbed) Kung Fu brings "So You Think You Can Dance" star Cole Horibe to the stage as Bruce Lee.
Don't Pass on Stew at 54 Below: After five years spent meditating in the wilds of Brooklyn's Prospect Park, Stew comes levitating back to the Broadway scene with a preview of new songs from …
Julie Taymor Joins the Drama Desk's "Why Shakespeare? Why Now?": Award-winning director Julie Taymor will join the Drama Desk's "Why Shakespeare? Why Now?" panel discussion at Sardi's on Fri…
