This post is by Darryl Reilly "Is there anything left to discuss? There IS!" exclaimed Rob Fisher, artistic director of the 92nd Street Y's Lyrics & Lyricists Series about "Fiddler on …
This post is by Victor Gluck, Editor-in-Chief For those who saw Fiasco Theater's inventive and clever version of "Into the Woods" at the Roundabout's Laura Pels Theatre earlier this year, yo…
This post is by Darryl Reilly Mr. LaBute achieved prominence by writing and directing the films "In The Company Of Men" (1997) and "Your Friends and Neighbors" (1998). These scabrous works …
This post is by Jean Ballard Terepka On May 6 and May 7, 2015 at Carnegie Hall, presenting a concert version of Franz Werfel and Kurt Weill's 1937 The Road of Promise, (Der Weg der Verheissu…
This post is by Ryan Mikita Set in Boston in 1984, "Nice Girl" is the story of Josephine "Jo" Rosen (Diane Davis), a 37-year-old secretary who lives with her mother. Davis' Jo is the epitome…
This post is by Victor Gluck, Editor-in-Chief The Pearl Theatre Company's express aim in reviving this curiosity according to translator Jess Burkle, responsible for this world premiere adap…
This post is by Courtney Marie Godwin's talent in seamlessly operating the puppets is an impressive sight and the use of old-fashioned materials, such as a slide projector to represent a lab…
This post is by Joel Benjamin Deborah Zall has been a presence in the modern dance scene, specifically in the Martha Graham orbit, for decades. Recently, after years of relative obscurity, …
As charming a score with a cast to match as you go traveling, to see the sights and to find themselves along the way.
Scott defined this one-night only concert that applauded Broadway award winners as collectively having "heart."
Kate Burton plays "First Lady of the American Stage" Katharine Cornell in Gurney's new valentine to the theater
Jealous King causes death of his wife, banishes his daughter, loses his son. All is restored at the happy ending.
Director Daniel Sullivan creates a magnificent ensemble with a cast that stars Al Pacino, Lily Rabe and Hamish Linklater
First NY staging of Ayn Rand's 1934 philosophical mystery is an intriguing story but is given an amateurish production
Fascinating premise in new Lee Blessing political play puts George W. Bush on trial but offers no verdict either way
Tina Modotti lived for love, art and social justice. Her lovers were famous, her art undiscovered until now.
Emily Bronte's masterpiece is retooled into an exhilarating romantic musica
Written in 1931, by the creator of the Federal Theater Project, this play sounds eerily like a play for our time.
From the famous to the absolutely brand new, if it is your first time on a New York Broadway stage, or Off- Broadway, you become eligible
Quirky, perky revival of the 1968 musical from the politically incorrect but infinitely amusing era of sexual politics in the office
Sensational new play is a visceral experience as a tale of professional wrestling becomes a perceptive political parable
Sinatra Sings, Tharp swings with some of the best dancers on earth. Spectacular.
Ambitious trilogy by greatly gifted Sarah Ruhl offers tales of England, 1575; Germany, 1934; and US from 1969 - present
Delightful and entertaining investigation into art, life and love starring Claudia Shear
In a sweepingly eclectic show, the Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Club(MAC) presented their 24th annual awards gala