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It is not a play. It's not a revue. It's a hodge podge of stories with some music and mime.
Featuring Green Cards, Bogie & Bacall
June is Nat'l Aphasia Awareness Month and Jordan Baker is brilliant in her portrayal of someone made speechless.
A fine new gay drama by GEOFFREY NAUFTTS
Believe me, you will want to listen to DANCING IN THE DARK over and over again.
Hail Britannia, et al
If laughter is the best medicine then you should take a double dose of 9 to 5 immediately. It's the feel good musical of the moment.
The tale of a young boy whose dreams come true is an inspiration to all those who are dreaming of a better future and for those who perhaps have lost the dream along the way. It's never too …
A witty and wonderfully green world has been created where adults can rediscover and rekindle their inner child and where kids can discover the magic that live musical theatre can bring.
It's long and far between the comic interludes that test the patience of the theatergoer with the who, the why, the what's this all about talking in circles business.
You can almost smell the moth balls. Not that it isn't amusing. It is. But it's dated. Dated in a charming way.
A Spring Benefit for The Collegiate Chorale
Director Bartlett Sher's vision has made the play an event that cannot be missed.It is theatrical bliss where there is hope for a new generation and love and laughter reign supreme.
A cross between Sartre's No Exit and a not very memorable episode of The Twilight Zone. What went wrong?
Alice Ripley, is an addicted and troubled suburban housewife in the original, powerful, honest and moving musical. You will never forget this performance.
There is nothing more exciting than seeing the two Queens having a go at each other. It's a war of words and wills where the dialogue bristles with invective. Nice.
Playwright Alan Ayckbourn is a master of the intricate plot and complicated character relationships that will have you laughing out loud one minute and then contemplating the seriousness of …
So many profiles in courage, despite their individual weaknesses, where the end justified the means.
As good a ghost story as you'll ever see. A champagne cocktail of comic complications that will leave you pleasantly spooked.
Starring Constantine Maroulis, the Brooks Atkinson Theatre has been taken over by a band of debauched and decadent 80's rockers that want to shake the rafters mightily until audiences rise a…
Anyone who has had anyone close who has had to be admitted into a nursing home will find this play to be totally implausible.
