1,508 stories from The Front Row Center
Human nature prevails as little has changed since Henrik Ibsen's portrayal of "Hedda Gabler" in 1891 Norway. In tonight's "Hedda Gabler," we witnessed the meandering deviltries of the pistol…
Director Alex Roe and Metropolitan Playhouse have finally staged The Sea Lady some 87 years after the first attempt on Broadway, and I am glad they have.
The astounding music and talent of The Wood Brothers, along with a remarkable guest appearance by the Kat Wright Trio, had concertgoers dancing in the aisles for the entire night.
In the end, we are left with fragments of a well intended story that do not a story make.
This is the story of two families living in Vienna, Merz and Jacobovicz, and how, through the magic of the exact right proportions of misfortune, luck, perseverance, and good fortune, this w…
Weightless is definitely worth your time and attention.
Cost of Living opens the audience's eyes to show we all have disabilities in some form or another, and we should strive to be less judgemental of those in need.
These are two of America's greatest thinkers in verbal opposition and you are present to witness it unfold.
New York City Center presented the fourth installment of its Fall For Dance Festival, a trio of spectacular, diverse dance offerings and celebration of dance and music and a magical fusion o…
...two of the most compelling playwrights of the twentieth century texting one another.
The evening had a breezy quality -- a little Sondheim here, some Joni Mitchell there, a touch of Rodgers and Hart, and even a dash of Paul Simon. It is as if Ms. Buckley is rooting around i…
His voice reaches up and dances in the stratosphere, the notes held seamlessly as we happily settled into his hands as he guided the most perfect of evenings.
Playbill, The Broadway League, the Times Square Alliance, and Prudential Financial announce details and talent for Curtain Up Broadway Festival, a three-day outdoor experience in Times Squar…
Harold Pinter's The Caretaker shines in this production at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey.
The men were dapper, the ladies elegant, they were all beautiful, and together drew viewers into the time best befitting each Irving Berlin song's historical context. We heard charming anecd…
Eight actors and one hand puppet portray over a dozen characters in Jonathan Hogue's pressurized fire hose of a musical. This parody of the hit Netflix series, Stranger Things, had its initi…
They filled our hearts and souls and left us dancing and singing all the way home; on the subway, the street, up the elevator, and into bed.
The troupe aptly expressed the story with its twists and turns, plot and subplots, and its sojourn into the supernatural world of the night forest. We were indeed transported into the supern…
I am sure I am missing something, but reading the many words of praise for this play, extolling its beauty and otherworldly, paradigm shifting style, I have to wonder if I saw the same show …
Spending 90 minutes with the multi-talented Robert Cray Band will give you a small dose of Blues, Rock 'n' Roll, Soul, and so much more you wish the band would play all night.
It is mesmerizing and transforming ...
The orchestra masterfully performed each work to ensure the expression of the composer's artistic and imaginative intent. Despite the large audience, individuals remained focused and quiet a…
Harnar assiduously grasped a selection of Sondheim's artistic jewels and customized it for his purposes. He accomplished this with aplomb and sheer artistry as he expressed the essence of ea…
Love, Sex and Real Estate captures the imagination within its rich context of possibilities exuding from human frailty, the complexity of relationships, and the dangers associated with love …
This is a psychological thriller where complex characters are sustained in an ever-changing dreamscape. It's akin to being trapped in a Salvador Dali painting or episode of The Outer Limits …
