Ronnie Marmo's Ecstasy and the Agony of Lenny Bruce
By Myra Chanin If an actor wants to utter words that are truthful and accurate, he/she better write those words himself, which is exactly what Ronnie Marmo, a playwri…
By Myra Chanin If an actor wants to utter words that are truthful and accurate, he/she better write those words himself, which is exactly what Ronnie Marmo, a playwri…
By Ron Fassler Whether you are a visitor to New York, or a die-hard resident, almost everyone loves a night on the town that might include stopping in someplace in searc…
By Sandi Durell It's a truly reimagined rendering of the giant silverback gorilla as you may have seen him in the 1933 movie, where the lissome and beautiful Fay Wray wa…
by Carol Rocamora "I know how it is in America." We're hearing that line a lot on our stages this season. It's coming from a multiplicity of voices"black, …
by JK Clarke No matter the plaudits already heaped on the Public Theater's Mobile Unit, it is time that the group be acknowledged by one or all of the majo…
Only Make Believe Gala 2018: Broadway Stars Celebrate the Charity and Award Recipients Joe DiPietro and Bethenny Frankel By Iris Wiener Broadway's best cam…
by Alix Cohen Melina-The Last Greek Goddess Maria Amalia "Melina" Mercouri (1920-1994) was a fiery, Greek actress, singer and national heroine/politician, the latter in …
by Ron Fassler  "Natural Shocks is not just entertainment." This according to Pascale Armand, currently starring in Lauren Gunderson's new one-person play, Natural Shocks…
by Brian Scott Lipton While much of the world sat glued to their TVs, waiting for one of the most important American stories of the past 20 years to unfold, lucky patron…
by Carol Rocamora "Let's put on a play!" How many times have we heard those words uttered in our line of business – right?! But rarely have they delivered the glee…
by Adam Cohen In a desolate land lies a stone, shaped by waiting for who knows how long to a stool.  A sad dying tree with three branches undulates.  And a dry tabl…
by Ron Fassler Sierra Boggess, a red haired dynamo of a singing sensation, brought her new cabaret show to Feinstein's/54 Below last night. Before she sang a note, her o…
By Magda Katz What do you get when you blend four magnificent voices in one show.? Yes, you get Magic – the show’s theme on Saturday night at the Schimmel…
by Sandi Durell The ATCA traditional highlight of its weekend conference is always the ‘Luncheon with the Stars’ at Sardi’s Restaurant where wri…
by Ron Fassler I recently had the pleasure of putting a few questions to the versatile singer and actress Ute Lemper, who is bringing her cabaret show Rendezvous with Marlene t…
By Sandi Durell If you're fortunate enough to attend a Melissa Errico concert, then you can truly understand the meaning of the term genuine! Yes, she's the real …
by: Alix Cohen Broadway Experiments, Company and Follies  "Let's begin once again by listening to a demonstration recording that Stephen Sondheim made of a song from 1964's…
By Myra Chanin Pangea, the sophisticated one-of-a-kind East Village Mecca for cabaret, song and performance since 2015, reminds me of the kind of dimly lighted, classy, …
By Samuel L. Leiter Each New York theatre season brings a small number of one-act programs to the New York stage. Some are part of regular programs, like Summer S…
 By Sherry Amatenstein  The night Seth Greenleaf turned 9, Nine won the Tony Award for Best Musical. The now 46-year-old theater producer http://greenleafproductions.com was m…
by Alix Cohen  Deb Berman's cottony alto happily doo-wahs from the back of the club. Rhythm seems second nature. Taking the stage after a hiatus, she frames this show with …
Bite of the Best’s Bonnie Tandy LeBlang keeps searching for the latest, greatest and best of when it comes to NYC restaurants. Here are some of her updates: Make a Special Trip …
EXPERIENCE A NEW AND EXCITING IMMERSIVE DINING & THEATER EXPERIENCE LVSTER, LLC is proud to announce Passion Nation, an immersive dining experience in New York…
by Carol Rocamora No one commands the stage and screen quite like Glenn Close. Whether she's descending a grand staircase (Sunset Boulevard) or boiling bunnies (F…
By Sandi Durell  Can grief be good or bad or rather an emotional adjustment to the human condition of loss? Whatever the road one travels to assuage the pain is not usually within…