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Reviewed by Judd HollanderPhotos by Pavel Antonov
Cillian Murphy gives THE must-see performance of the year in the funny, touching, and ultimate soul-shattering Misterman, Enda Walsh's brill…
Review by Judd HollanderPhoto by Jen Maufrais Kelly
Playwright Alex Goldberg seems to have been heavily influenced by the work of Conor McPherson, specifically by such plays as The Weir and …
Review by Judd HollanderPhotos by Richard Termine
John Malkovich cuts an unsettling and engaging figure as Austrian serial killer Jack Unterweger in The Infernal Comedy: confessions of a ser…
Review by Byrne Harrison
Molly "Equality" Dykeman is a slightly bewildered, pill-popping, mullet-sporting, Cheetos-munching, lesbian security guard/poet, who wants nothing more than to put …
Review by Judd Hollander
It may look easy, but it's quite a trick to sing while hanging upside down by your knees while on a trapeze. However making things look easy, as well as gracefu…
Review by Mark A. Newman
Two-person musicals are a mixed bag. For every masterpiece like Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years, there are at least five misfires like The Story of My Life,…
Review by Olivia Jane Smith
Matt Nuernberger as Henry
with Terry Reiss
Shakespeare's Henry V is a play about war, leadership and its attendant responsibilities, and the power of charisma t…
THE ORIGINAL WIZARD OF OZ RUBY SLIPPERS ON DISPLAY AT PLAZA ATHENEE " DECEMBER 5, 2011
The Wizard of Oz's Ruby Slippers will be the stars of an exclusive Afternoon Tea at the Plaza Athéné…
Review by Judd HollanderPhotos by Joan Marcus
Long-hidden family secrets are revealed in Jon Robin Baitz's powerful Other Desert Cites, now on Broadway at the Booth Theatre.
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It's been a while since I've done a giveaway, so let's do one!
StageBuzz.com is giving away two tickets to SILENCE! The Musical, currently playing at the 9th Space Theatre at PS 122 (150 Fi…
Review by Judd Hollander
Profanity-laden and at times hilariously vulgar, David Bar Katz's comedic-drama The Atmosphere of Memory looks at images of the past as they actually happened, how t…
Review by Judd Hollander
Photos by Ari Mintz
Kirsten Greenidge has written a harrowing tale of teenage angst, peer pressure and the desperate need to belong in her riveting, and oftentimes p…
Review by Judd Hollander
Photo by Stephen Kunken
Few things can be as frightening, ominous or inevitable as change, as powerfully demonstrated in A.R. Gurney's Children, this 1974 work curre…
Review by Judd Hollander
Photos by Carol Rosegg
You'll laugh till you cry and smile through your tears at The Lyons, probably the most biting comedy/drama about family dysfunction to arrive …
Review by Judd Hollander
Woody Allen's Honeymoon Motel, the final segment of a trio of one-acts being presented on Broadway under the umbrella title of Relatively Speaking, show Allen at his…
By Byrne Harrison
Photo by Deneka PenistonJustin Plowman is the director of the horror comedy Brew of the Dead II: Oktoberflesh, currently running at UNDER St. Marks, and its predecesso…
Sunday, November 13 · 8:00pm - 9:30pm
THE 3RD ANNUAL
BROADWAY CAN!
A Concert for the Citymeals-on-Wheels & City Harvest
A night of Seth Bisen-Hersh's music per…
Review by Rob Hartmann
A Charity Case, the new play by Australian playwright Wendy Beckett, delves into the deeply emotional topic of adoption with sensitivity, grace and humor. The centra…
Review by Rob Hartmann
Photos by Hannah Oren
It's almost certain that every review of Transport Group Theatre Company's production of Queen of the Mist, the new musical by Michael John LaChi…
By Byrne Harrison
Many people imagine the afterlife as being filled with white, puffy clouds and cute, naked, baby angels. Not Rachel Klein. Her vision of the afterlife in The T…
Celebrate Art & Play the New York Neo-Futurist Way at NEW YORK NEO-FUTURISTS' THIRD ANNUAL BENEFIT HONORING THE MOTH
The critically acclaimed performance collective New York Neo-Futurist…
A CHARITY CASE starring two-time Tony Nominee Alison Fraser, Alysia Reiner (Sideways) and Jill Shackner (Les Miserables) began previews on Friday, October 28th at The Clurman Theatre (410 We…
The New York Neo-Futurists have offered up a Halloween deal. Show up at tomorrow night's show (10:30 PM at the Kraine Theatre, 85 East 4th Street) in costume and save a little mon…
Reviewed by Olivia Jane Smith
Have you ever felt like your therapist wasn't really listening to you? His responses seem too rote, like he has heard your story dozens of times before. He can …
By Byrne Harrison
Photo by Beau Alluli
Sean Gill is a playwright, filmmaker, and musician who has written over twenty plays including Aenigma, Go-Go Killers!, Laurie Deacon …
