Scott Siegel's Broadway Ballyhoo Stars Elizabeth Stanley, Kevin Earley and More: Tonight, Thursday, March 15th at 11 PM at Feinstein's (Park & 61st St.) Elizabeth Stanley (Merrily We R…
Richard Greenberg's The Violet Hour is Off-Broadway: The Active Theater (Nathaniel Shaw, Artistic Director), now in its fourth season, presents the New York revival of Richard Greenberg's Th…
Mark Your Calenders For The Broadway Musicals of 1950: The Town Hall's (123 West 43rd Street) critically acclaimed Broadway by the Year's 12th Season continues with The Broadway Musicals of …
Watch the New Video of Ghost the Musical: The newest video from is out from Ghost the Musical.
Stranger the New Bruce Hornsby Musical Gets a Reading: On March 20th The York Theater Company will introduce the music of Bruce Hornsby to the Griffin Theater in the Pershing Square Signatur…
Call Me Waldo Brings Out The Emerson in Us All: ob Ackerman's Call Me Waldo has a traumatized electrician named Lee (Matthew Boston) channeling philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson and freaking p…
Eternal Equinox is Not Evoked: Joyce Hokin Sachs' Eternal Equinox, by the Grove Theater Center at 59E59 Theaters never reaches its climax.
Opening Off "Broadway April 23rd A New Musical…The City Club: The casting of the Off "Broadway American Premiere of The City Club, an original Blues and Jazz Musical about the indisputable…
Flight Needs a Lift: Michel Wallerstein's Flight at the DR2 theatre would have taken wing if the playwright had honed some of the aspects of the play.
The Iliad Evokes Great Storytelling: Homer's The Iliad, the tale of a mythical 10-year Trojan War, has been adapted from the translation by Robert Fagles; writers Lisa Peterson and Denis O'H…
The Musical Carrie Highlights Bullying on Stage:
Beyond the Horizon Is a Bore: "Beyond the Horizon," at the Irish Repertory Theatre, is the 1920 play that won Eugene O'Neil a Pulitzer.
David Cromer Brings Out the Tribes in All of Us: Nina Raine's Tribes at the Barrow Street Theater is so well directed that it doesn't matter what else happens on stage, and a lot does.
Revisiting Edward Albee and The Lady From Dubuque: "Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night "could have been coined for Edward Albee's The Lady From Dubuque.
The Signature Theatre is Here for the Community: In an age where good theater, especially Broadway, has become an expensive night out and a treat instead of the natural place to commune with…
The Morini Strad Press Event at Primary Stages: The company of the Primary Stages new upcoming production, The Morini Strad greeted the press.
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…