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Sharon McKnight Wowed at Broadway Ballyhoo: Last night Tony nominees Sharon McNight and Bob Stillman, South Pacific star William Michals and Nightlife Award winner Scott Coulter all performe…
Rated O is for Offensive and Out-Dated: "Rated P for Parenthood" is tasteless and a show I winced through.
Rutherford & Son, Time Gone By: Githa Sowerby's 1912 play Rutherford & Son, at the Mint Theatre, shows its age. This is a revival having been presented by the Mint days before the …
A Play for All Assistance: Maybe because I was never an assistant I can't relate to Leslye Headland's new satire Assistance. This bitter, whiney revelation in chic Manhattan offices will hi…
Stage*Write the New iPad App Revolutionizes Theatre and More: Yesterday the theatre world was a buzz with the launch of the new iPad app, Stagewrite.
Poetic License Rips into the Poetry of Plagiarism: Plagiarism and false credit is a running theme as "Poetic License" playing at 59E59 Theaters joins "CQ/CX" and "Seminar," in ripping away t…
Joe's Pub Whitney Houston Tribute Sold Out!: In memory Whitney Houston and the Whitney E. Houston Academy of Creative and Performing Arts a concert will be held at Joe's Pub.
"The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G," is Like Anime on Stage.: I was told by a friend to look out for the Vampire Cowboys, the downtown theater company making a name for themselves.
"CQ/CX" Makes us Aware Plagiarism Affects Everyone. Gabe McKinley's new play "CQ/CX," at the Atlantic Theater Company, title makes no sense unless you know it is the lingo related to fact c…
Star Studded Cast Party Comes to Town Hall: Now in its ninth star-studded year at Birdland, Jim Caruso will bring his celebrated Cast Party back to the big stage at Town Hall for a second ye…
The New Musical "The City Club," Comes to Minetta Lane With a Blues and Jazz Score:
Night Life with Rose: Outside the Theatre with Alan Rickman and More: Bonnie and Stewart F. Lane
"The Broken Heart," is a Worthwhile Journey: John Ford's 17th-century drama "The Broken Heart," is being presented at the Duke on 42nd Street by Theater for a New Audience.
"Samuel & Alasdair: A Personal History of the Robot War," Needed More Time Like "War of the Worlds" with the alien invasion, "Samuel & Alasdair: A Personal History of the Robot War…
"Blood Knot" is Indeed Knotted: I wanted to like Athol Fugard's "Blood Knot," but two and half hours of exposition is not for me.
"Chekhovek" Does Not Get Into The Heart Of Its Author: "Chekhovek" - nine short stories by Anton Chekhov by the Actors' Ensemble and GoShow Entertainment is light on fare.
"Doctor Bernhardi" Has Much to Say, but is Lost in Translation: If a play is 100 years old, was rarely produced and runs over 3 hours why would you want to produce it?
The Threepenny Opera at Marvell Rep is Worth Cheering For: The Marvell Rep's innovative version of "The Threepenny Opera," is full of bawdy fun, starting with "The Ballad of Mack the Knife"…
Fun Fact About the Best Actress Category - Their paths almost all began in NYC Off-Broadway: Four of the Five Oscar Nominees in the best actress category have already been declared honorees…
Look Back in Anger, is Nothing but Angry.: Look Back in Anger at the Laura Pels Theater is the revival of John Osborne's 1956 play.
How I Learned to Drive Never Hits the Road: The revival of How I Learned to Drive is now 15 years old idling at the 2econd Stage Theatre. Paula Vogel's multiple award, Pulitzer Prize-winning…
The Ugly One Shows How Obsessed We've Become: If you like the Twilight Zone episode, "Number 12 Looks Just Like You," you will love "The Ugly One," the new play at Soho Rep.
Another Openin', Another Show: RUSSIAN TRANSPORT: Erika Sheffer's new play presented by The New Group, takes on the tough subject of the illegal transportation of immigrant girls.
Psycho Therapy is Refreshingly Funny: The new play Psycho Therapy by Frank Strausser is wonderfully acted and refreshingly funny.
Myths and Hymns is Glorious Thanks to Adam Guettel's Music and Elizabeth Lucas's Staging: Adam Guettel's Myths and Hymns was always esoteric and haunting but was a song cycle sung at a serie…
