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Bubbleheads, a one-act play at Theater for the New City’s Dream Up Festival, offers audiences a dreamlike experience of divorce and remarriage through the eyes of a child. We spoke wit…
A group of friends must deal with the aftermath of a suicide in Jacob Marx Rice's play Coping. After a hit run at this year's New York International Fringe Festival, it makes its way to the …
At a prestigious art school, one teacher and two students get tangled in an unpredictable web of power and deceit in playwright Lisa Lewis' SCHOOLED. After its successful premiere at the New…
Following a sold-out run at the 2015 New York International Fringe Festival, Your Love, Our Musical! is heading for an additional five shows in the Fringe Encore Series at the SoHo Playhouse…
The homeless men in Time Out of Mind feel like no one can see them, and it's testament to the great talent of the actors playing them that they manage to pull this off, even though their sta…
Director Yvan Greenberg explores the rampant narcissism and blurred lines between what is public and private in modern society in Genet Porno, opening September 9 at HERE Arts Center.…
New Jersey native Alex Boniello is savoring the moment as he prepares to make his Broadway debut in Deaf West Theatre's highly anticipated revival of Spring Awakening this fall. Boniello's s…
Last month, audiences at the New York International Fringe Festival were treated to the hilarious and thoughtful one-man show A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again. The show brings D…
Once a cause célèbre for its brutal subject matter, Phillip Ridley's electrifying Mercury Fur is celebrating its tenth year with considerably more acceptance at the New Group. One of the p…
Elizabeth Stanley plays Claire de Loon in On the Town with the precision of a scientist. She knows this woman inside and out, and you can tell from the way in which each of her moves seems b…
In Amazing Grace Erin Mackey plays Mary Catlett, the privileged young lady whose world is turned upside down upon realizing of the brutality involved with slavery. Throughout the show we see…
A journalist, keen to rebuild his professional reputation, arrives at a Rwandan prison five years after the 1994 genocide to interview two Hutu Nuns who are about to stand trial for war crim…
When I call Melissa Ritz she reveals she's currently at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. conducting research on the subject of her one woman show Bombshell of Rhythm: The Life and …
The 2015 New York International Fringe Festival welcomes nearly 200 productions to New York City in 16 venues over 17 days. REVIEWS The American Play The Crack in the Ceiling Dead Lunch, or …
According to Deborah Zoe Laufer, being a playwright is about staring into the sun. And by that I mean asking life’s biggest questions and not just expecting, but knowing that you won&#…
You've probably heard of the New York International Fringe Festival, which is now in its 19th year. But have you ever heard of FringeJR?  FringeJR is part of FringeNYC and f…
After recovering from a debilitating illness, Kathryn Morgan, a former soloist with the New York City Ballet, is re-launching her career in the upcoming ballet musical To Dance at t…
As a teaser for his residency at The Metropolitan Room in 2016, blues and jazz performer John Minnock will delight audiences with a show on August 22. He answered some of our questions about…
In the strangely intimate Steve: A Docu-Musical Colin Summers paints a melodic portrait of a man he’s never met, but with whom he’s written hundreds of songs. For almost a decade…
SPONSORED ARTICLE The world of playwright Jim Shankman’s The Screenwriter Dies of His Own Free Will, which exposes the backstabbing deals of corporate Hollywood, seems about as far fro…
Georgina Pazcoguin, a soloist with New York City Ballet, has always been an artist in search for new experiences; in her time at NYCB, she’s performed dramatic character roles like Mad…
Whether on stage or TV, Joshua Warr sure knows how to make an impression. In the New York nightclub scene, the MAC Awards nominee is known for his emotional renditions of classics, which he …
Magician Dan White, who has served as a consultant to David Blaine, David Copperfield and Kanye West, spent a year and a half preparing his own very special show, simply called The Magician.…
From August 7-16, lucky theatergoers get to see Tony-nominee Sally Mayes delivering a knockout performance as Mama Rose in Jule Styne, Arthur Laurents and Stephen Sondheim's Gypsy. Tackling …
As he prepares to wrap up performances in the show where he made his Broadway debut, Josh Grisetti has already lined up his next musical, which happens to open exactly six days after It Shou…
