RELATIVELY SPEAKING " 3 one-act comedies hit Broadway
All three are loosely directed by John Turturro. It appears that the writers and the actors progressively lose steam as the evening unfolds.
All three are loosely directed by John Turturro. It appears that the writers and the actors progressively lose steam as the evening unfolds.
All three are loosely directed by John Turturro. It appears that the writers and the actors progressively lose steam as the evening unfolds.
Playwright Stephen Karam has fashioned an interesting, low key, very funny and sometimes gripping new slice of life play dealing with pain and suffering
Deals with the trials and tribulations of your typical Gurney WASP family. Bloody Marys included.
Playwright Stephen Karam has fashioned an interesting, low key, very funny and sometimes gripping new slice of life play dealing with pain and suffering.
Deals with the trials and tribulations of your typical Gurney WASP family. Bloody Marys included.
A boisterous, hysterical cross pollination of Gilbert and Sullivan, Saturday Night Live and Monty Python.
A boisterous, hysterical cross pollination of Gilbert and Sullivan, Saturday Night Live and Monty Python.
Meticulously clothed. Concentrating on getting exactly what he wants. Even if it means baiting the homosexual Herries with his own son
A strange combination of theatrical parts. A dance/performance piece - mostly sung through it sometimes sounds operatic; sometimes - Yanni meets Carmina Burana.
It boasts a fine cast of singers but is burdened with a much too complicated plot where a lot of excellent ideas are struggling to emerge.
TUT is a strange combination of theatrical parts. A dance/performance piece - mostly sung through it sometimes sounds operatic; sometimes - Yanni meets Carmina Burana.
Wildly imaginative, extremely funny and poignant these two stars shine over Broadway. Director Kenny Leon has supplied a spectacular and inspirational finish to this fantasy of Dr. King's l…
Wildly imaginative, extremely funny and poignant these two stars shine over Broadway. Director Kenny Leon has supplied a spectacular and inspirational finish to this fantasy of Dr. King's l…
Two boys sneak off nightly or whenever they can to kiss and have sleeping bag sex in an abandoned bus in this "Our Town" like play.
Rock stars of the sagebrush on the loose. Told in flashback with heart pounding, frenzied songs.
The word "mistake" keeps popping up only to remind us that the concept for Ghostlight is just that - a mistake.
Miss it and you will never forgive yourself. Stylish in its simplicity, it's one of the finest all around productions of NYMF I have ever seen.
Blessed be the creators that can cause such merriment.
NYU must be commended for doing SWEET SMELL of SUCCESS a show that might not otherwise be produced and allowing so many talents performers to be exposed " in a good way.
Four lesbians travel from Newark to New York's Greenwich Village to celebrate their imagined freedom but run into hatred and murder
It's Peyton Place meets Glee! Boners, booze, boobies and Joe DiMaggio make this a summer to remember. Just read the first chapter and you'll be hooked.
The dialogue is fierce and bristles like firecrackers let loose as the two combatants hit each other fast and furious with the "F-word".
Ghostlike and shimmering. Fragile and haunting. Memorable and aching. There is so much to savor. So many delectable performances beautifully staged that make FOLLIES shine anew.
Ms. Mayes is giving a fantastic, full dimensional portrayal of a "Butch Dyke - owner of Mary's Hideaway " an underground gay jazz club off Sunset, Hollywood, circa 1953