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Directed by Katherine Krause, it's a ferociously comic take on Shepard's classic.
New York premiere of 1922 London musical by Kern and Wodehouse satirizes theater folk and high society
105-year-old D.H. Lawrence play proves to be a powerful, naturalistic character study of two mismatched people
...the play uses all sorts of clever dramatic devices to keep us immersed and laughing.
Ron Holgate, Jonathan Hogan and John Cullum star in this tale of WW I French veterans trying to live in a retirement home.
Songs and stories of hope and a promise of better times again from the Great Depression
What's hot, what's not on the Theater Scene
...a fascinating, elegantly written, absorbing play with an interestingly developed leading role.
"This show has an absolutely side-splitting production number that includes a Bratislava Opera chorus, an uncooperative camel, and all sorts or special effects. How this tiny cast pulls it o…
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Founded by Albert Bergeret in 1974, he continues to this day as artistic director for the NYGASP, and on this occasion served as director and conductor, with an a…
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Founded in 1968, this theater company is, "…committed to the discovery and nurturing of new voices, and the continued support and growth of artists throughout…
This post is by Darryl Reilly
In addition to his superior writing achievement, Mr. Roberts also plays the complex old codger, Uncle Jim. He has written a grand vehicle for himself, and his …
This post is by Daniel J. Lee
Perhaps the most unique aspect of this devised piece is the venue itself. Boarding the Lehigh Valley Barge off the docks of Red Hook, Brooklyn, is like taking a…
This post is by Joel Benjamin
George S. Kaufman's only solo effort, the 1925 satire, "The Butter and Egg Man" is a colorfully exaggerated snapshot of the nitty-gritty, seat-of-your-pants the…
This post is by Darryl Reilly
This score is a pleasant folk music affair with puns, sincerity, and silliness. Other characters such as a grouchy doctor appear as cardboard cutout puppets, a…
This post is by Jack Quinn
A 2014 Jim Henson Award recipient, Godwin utilizes remarkable puppets, masks & mystical neo-noir visuals to tell a story set in a parallel, near-future NYC fi…
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The Visit “The Visit”–with music and lyrics by John Kander and Fred Ebb, and book by Terrence McNally, based on the play by Fri…
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Clayton and Dylan are played by Peter Oyloe and Jared Weiss, respectively, and the two have great onstage chemistry. Oyloe's Clayton is a still, thoughtful, creat…
This post is by Joel Benjamin
Mr. Rioult, a French native, has Piaf's music in his bloodstream. His "Street Singer" also using RIOULT Dance NY started and ended with the song most identifie…
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"Life Is," from the 1968 Kander and Ebb musical "Zorba" as grandly performed by it's original Tony-nominated cast member, Lorraine Serabian, was the show stoppi…
This post is by Jean Ballard Terepka
In both concerts, eight artists played and performed together in the sort of flexible, happy collaboration which is possible only among colleagues of eq…
This post is by Courtney Marie
The press performance under review left audiences hanging on her every word, as Orlandersmith painted a picture of the challenging and draining relationship sh…
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Chip Deffaa, the 13th Street Rep's most widely produced playwright, emceed the event, noting: "Ray DeMattis is a terrific role model for today's younger actors. He's be…
This post is by Victor Gluck, Editor-in-Chief
The Lincoln Center Theater revival of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I is a provocative, eye-filling and poignant experience. Both yo…
