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At the Metropolitan Room. Her vocal quality is something of a cross between Gwen Verdon, Lauren Bacall and Yogi Berra. But it's not her voice that enchants alone - it is her whole being.
The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical has got to be the best revival of a Broadway musical this season.Or any season.Period.
All their hearts are in the right place but just about everything else isn't. It's froth without any fizz. More like heartburn than Hepburn.
You find yourself laughing at what you would normally find irreverent, crude or rude.Certain situations become sheer madness where mayhem reigns supreme.
It is the sly and inspirational performance of Tovah Feldshuh that holds all the fragile, episodic pieces together which leaves us with a lump in our throat, an ache in our heart and a tear …
If you have never thought of what happens after you expire you might want to keep the lights on at home when you retire for the evening after seeing this show.And then again, dying has never…
The chorus is 200 members strong. The sound is spectacular. The choice of songs, a musical comedy queen's nirvana.
Upscale Savages on the loose in Brooklyn. Ferociously funny. All sorts of farcical shenanigans acted out by an excellent cast of farceurs led on by the crisp and antic direction of Matthew W…
Mambo Mia! It's a great evening of theatrical history being reinvented for a new and appreciative audience. Highly recommended.
A new play by Michael Jacobs has the sharks out on Broadway.Ready for the kill. It's absolutely beautiful to look at; an unabashed love story told in a somewhat abstract manner.
No one comes close to the incredible talent Anne Steele displays.She is an original.With an original act.With a voice that is pure and powerful and poignant.
It's like an Ingmar Bergman nightmare.
Clowning around in the Pickle Family Circus.Lorenzo Pisoni does justice to his self-centered father's memory and performs the routines with finesse and bravado.
There are a lot of laughs and some heartfelt truths laid bare in Schooling Giacomo. It's a pleasant time spent with some interesting characters. And I do mean characters!
It's a brutal reminder of what happened and a warning for it to never happen again.You can literally feel the danger.
Doug Kreeger as Ian and Leslie Kritzer as Monica are perfection as the oddest of odd couples with charisma by the bucketful and voices to match.
This is no mere documentary-like history lesson, this is a remarkably poignant and oft times amusing examination of the lives of two equally obsessed artists.
Danny Beiruti and Danielle Skraastad are standouts in this mediocre drama that has little humor or enlightenment to offer.
The only two members of the cast that survive this catastrophe are the stylish and totally competent Christine DeCicco as Elmire, the sexy step-mother.She rises above the mire.In the small p…
There is always talk about "chemistry".Do they have it or not?A Little Night Music has enough chemistry and sexual tension to cause a major explosion on Main Street.
Songs and stories from the Great Depression - Musical Revue at the Triad
Our Town has been given a remarkable and inventive revival at the Barrow Street Theatre, under the inspired and most original, fluid direction of David Cromer who also appears as the Stage M…
The delightful surprise is Lauren Graham - of "Gilmore Girls". Who would have ever imagined that she would make such a memorable Adelaide - the long suffering fiancée, engaged to Nath…
"Molto bene ma troppo lungo."("Very good but too long.")
A curious mix of characters which allow the extraordinary ensemble company to portray their individual eccentricities to a tee which director Garry Hynes helps bring to vivid life.
