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On Monday, December 11 at 7:30PM, The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture presents two-time Tony Award-winner Michael Cerveris (Fun Home, Assassins, The Who’s Tom…
by Lisa Reitman-Dobi The lights dimmed, the music rose and Richard Holbrook took the stage. I scribbled the following: "Starry eyed as boy xmas, child's sense of wonder, look a…
New York Stage & Film's annual Winter Gala, celebrating 33 years of service to the American stage and screen, honored Tina Fey and Founder & CEO of Audible, Inc. Don Katz…
by Michael Bracken First and foremost, there's the journal. It's where Describe the Night, at the Atlantic Theater Company's Linda Gross Theater, begins, it's where it e…
by JK Clarke At some point in a long list of accolades, the Public Theater's Mobile Unit should be singled out for consistently turning out first rate, acc…
by Michael Bracken He may not look like a sponge, but boy does Ethan Slater act like one. Like one sponge in particular, that is, for he's the title character in SpongeB…
By Sandi Durell It's a joyous holiday time year round when Richard Skipper Celebrates! His successful monthly series at the Laurie Beechman Theatre have come to be known…
By Marcina Zaccaria Chains rattling in your ears? Ghosts flying from the rafters? If you're aching to consult old colleagues to figure a better future, or are just hopin…
by Michael Bracken Twenty-six years after it was nominated for a Tony Award, Once on This Island is back on Broadway, performed in the round at Circle in the Squa…
By Grace Treston Financial struggles; racial tensions; the USA. No, these aren't buzzwords from the headlines of today " though they very well could be. This is Downtown…
Review by Alix Cohen Jason Bishop has a thing about boxes. Assistant Kim climbs into one that collapses to an empty  12" x 12" x 12" structure which is pierced by sabers; sh…
  Review by Elizabeth Ahlfors  Broadway’s knockout sister act, Alice Ripley and Emily Skinner, are back at Feinstein's/54 Below, still Unattached!, and ready to …
Thursday, November 30, Beau Willimon’s The Parisian Woman opened on at the Hudson Theatre, ushering in with it Uma Thurman’s Broadway debut. Directed by Pam MacKinn…
Wednesday, November 29 saw the Broadway opening of Steve Martin’s Meteor Shower at the historic Booth Theatre. The comedy starring Amy Schumer, Keegan Michael Key, Tony winner L…
By Sandi Durell Actually it's not a song, but many of the best songs that make up the great American songbook; songs that Steve Tyrell has sung for a lifetime, many fill…
By Sandi Durell On a recent Saturday November 25 early evening, two-time Bistro Award Winner Vickie Phillips was on stage at Don't Tell Mama plying her art form; something she'…
The 30th Anniversary Reunion of Legs Diamond held a rehearsal for press and Genevieve Rafter Keddy was on the scene to capture photos along with Magda Katz on video. Broadway's Supper…
By Myra Chanin A more then reasonable facsimile of Liza! with a Z (who in street clothes answers to the name of actor/writer Rick Skye) has returned to Don't Tell Mam…
by Matt Smith "Let's face it. We lead complicated lives. With this line, spoken early in the first scene of Victor L. Cahn's new comedy, Romantic Trapezoid, girlfriend Melissa (Elizab…
By Marcina Zaccaria With Thanksgiving trimmings in foil and all the signs of Autumn fading, now is a good time to look past Cyber Monday and towards the Christmas holiday. Whether the…
Tony Nominated star of Porgy and Bess, Norm Lewis will return to Feinstein’s/54 Below for the holidays in ‘Santa Baby’ December 18 thru 23 at 9:30 pm. He’s one…
by Adam Cohen The classic Harold Gray comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" was turned into a musical which opened on Broadway 40 years ago, with a Dickensian book by Thomas Meehan…
The Great American Songbook Ambassador, Michael Feinstein, returns to his namesake at Feinstein’s/54 Below for holiday magic December 18 thru 30 in an all new show featur…
by Sandi Durell Facing aging comes with a lot of new challenges. But in Susan Miller's new play 20th Century Blues, the complexity broadens and goes even deeper when a group of…
An opportunity to see a little-known Japanese art form performed by an expert. By Joel Benjamin Rakugo is a 400-year-old Japanese performing art form which has somehow e…
