For the first time since its NYC debut in 1983, the rarely seen Stephen Sondheim musical revue You're Gonna Love Tomorrow is coming to Brooklyn's The Great Room at Art NY Studios for a limit…
It's a musical production so good, you leave wishing for a soundtrack featuring the cast you just heard.
A sendup of gender roles and happiness in the 1950s compared to now.
National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre Founder Alex Zavistovich on growing a theater company from DC's Capital Fringe Festival, to Baltimore and the world
The world premiere of Our Town . . . but Wilder began its open-ended Off-Broadway run at the Actors Temple Theatre on October 1, with an opening night set for Sunday, October 16. Written and…
Playwright and Director Mary Zimmerman plumbs the mind of the man.
A year-long residency promises to tempt both theater buffs and improv nuts.
For one night only during this year's Hispanic Heritage Month, the Mexican-born and NYC-based husband and wife team of Florencia Cuenca and Jaime Lozano returned to Joe's Pub at The Public w…
The big night showcased what they do best: providing a way for folks to share a story that means something to them.
Although the play bounces skillfully between scenes of humor and drama, the show lacks much of a narrative arc.
Ten of Chekhov's short stories adapted by comedy writer Neil Simon and acted broadly.
Ossie Davis' melodrama set on a plantation is a memorable night of theater.
Now starring in David Harms' new play Powerhouse, presented for a limited engagement this month at A.R.T./New York by Manhattan Repertory Theatre, Laura Shoop, a native of Illinois, a schola…
Shakespeare's romantic comedy gets an enjoyable 20th-anniversary production.
The dynamics of a broken family are seen through the eyes of an autistic teen.
What could be more universally relatable in an intimate cabaret act than an underlying theme of human relationships? In Vangari: Funny You Should Ask, playing at the musical-comedy duo's hom…
A conversation with playwright Ari Roth and dramaturg Debbie Minter Jackson previews 'My Calamitous Affair with the Minister of Culture and Censorship.'
The production showcases Nancy Robinette, Kimberly Gilbert, and Emily Kester in performances worth way more than the price of the ticket.
In the nonlinear multimedia memory play american (tele)visions, now playing a limited engagement at New York Theatre Workshop, Tow Playwright-in-Residence Victor I. Cazares relays how it mig…
Her 'For the Girls' concert was the culmination of GMU's annual benefit event, ARTSÂ by George!
With outstanding performances all around, it's a memorable evening of entertainment.
The Off-Broadway return of the zany 2021 multi-award-winning Stranger Sings! The Parody Musical " an irreverent spoof of the hit Netflix series Stranger Things, soon to enter its fifth and f…
A comical adult fairy tale with powerful and poetic implications for anyone in love in the face of mortality.
For the remainder of the year, NYC audiences will have the chance not just to enjoy, but to be part of the magic, in Asi Wind's Inner Circle, presented at The Gym at Judson in Greenwich Vill…
We get to hear how conservative Catholics think, and the experience is mind-blowing.