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Both plays are emotionally raw. Both show how siblings can detest each other and find grounds for affection. Both plays involve guns. And lots of love.
A fascinating, thought provoking, disturbing, melancholy meditation in two acts of static monologues that are beautifully written and finely acted.
Director Joe Mantello has guided his couldn't-be-better-cast with great craft.
There is no better word to describe this handsome, superbly acted and brilliantly directed exhibition of verbal pyrotechnics that Oscar Wilde created in 1895 that is as timely today as it wa…
Playwright Diana Amsterdam dares to take on this difficult subject matter in a macabre, surreal and sometimes hilarious look at the last days and hours of someone dying.
Like the war itself “Honey Brown Eyes” drags on with MORE LOUD ROCK MUSIC between scenes until it's blissfully over.
The show is a little bit documentary, a little bit Spoon River Anthology and a little bit repetitious without enough conflict to sustain interest.
The show is a little bit documentary, a little bit Spoon River Anthology and a little bit repetitious without enough conflict to sustain interest.
A unique experience of words, dance, music, color, laughter and wonderment that is something akin to a kiddie version of “Avenue Q”.
Mr. Altieri, as Count Dracula comes across as a stiff. Without much life or magnetism, looking very much like a raven haired Fabio with as much seductive powers as a stick of substitute butt…
Sweet, nostalgic and cozy. A special holiday musical gift, exquisitely wrapped up with Christmas trees aglow with twinkling lights.
Three consummate actors in one of the best shows I have attended all season.
A sprawling schizophrenic new play by John Guare that is bursting at the scenes with historical facts. Too many styles, too many ideas and too long.
Having trouble finding its footing and tone there seems to have been something lost in the translation of this tale about normalcy, friendship and insanity directed by Doug Hughes
It is heartfelt sentimentality at work here combined with musical comedy show business expertise that makes Elf so entertaining.
Well worth the trip to see this illuminating and interesting theatrical piece about Alessandro Moreschi - the last of the “mutilated singing machines”.
It just isn't my cup of tea - as in Tea Party so to speak. Actually it has me seeing red.
The secret word is “FUN” and every time the word is uttered the audience goes insane. But remember “FUN” spelled backwards is “NUF”. And after a while eno…
Funky, far fetched fun. Filled from beginning to end with untold and unlimited surprises.
A big, busy over produced musical blur.
In November 2005, Jersey Boys opened on Broadway. It caused a sensation. It took in over $400,000 at the box office the day after it opened. It has never slowed down.
There is an amusing Act II song “Senor Dildo” that will stick in your mind and plenty of perfect period wigs and make-up to keep your eyes busy while the story drones on and on.
A daring show that dares you to be entertained while cringing at the horrors that unfold to nine young black boys falsely accused of raping two white women in 1930's Alabama
This may be football season but Lombardi is the play by play to see.
An astonishing and eloquent production that is directed with care and insight by Ciaran O'Reilly.
