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By Holli Harms Norm Lewis: Christmas Lives Here at 54 Below is a not to be missed Yuletide celebration. This is Norm Lewis' most extraordinary, marvelous Holiday Show! This is his 11th resid…
What if  you took the story of Ann Frank - that most of us read at least once - and turned it inside out.  Instead of focusing on two Jewish families who hid in an Amsterdam attic for …
The score is tremendous! Beautiful, haunting and humorous! The cast is stupendous! This is an ensemble to be reckoned with. Their voices, their performances, in harmony with one another.…
In Tartuffe at the New York Theater Workshop, Lucas Hnath is serving up satire in a colorful reinterpretation of an ever relevant tale of religious hyocrisy and human fallibility. Told i…
The Park Avenue Chamber Symphony's InsideOut Concerts® offer transformative musical experiences for audiences of all ages. Under the inspired leadership of Maestro David Bernard, this awa…
Marjorie Prime is a sobering piece knocking on our door. Â It has all the time in the world to wait us out. The chickens come home to roost in our front yard while we watch.
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This is On the Rocks Theatre Company's beloved production that with it's a lively witty humor and understanding that we all carry the Christmas Spirit is a great way to ring in the Holiday s…
As I left St. Ann's Warehouse and stepped into the day's late gloom: mist, afternoon darkness and just a tinge of melancholy, I thought, "Wow - how did someone craft the perfect weather foll…
As much magical as you can get without it being a magic show.
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For a double treat, see the classic holiday story about George Bailey of Bedford Falls, NY, against the man who wants to take over the town, as well as the inner workings of a radio show pr…
The Brentano String Quartet's radiant performance at 92NY offered a journey through the string quartet's past, present, and emotional depths. With profound artistry and insight, they reveale…
In serious circumstances of citizenship and assimilation, we find humor, sincerity, and a spark from this cast that immerses us in their living room. From 1924, to a hundred years later, the…
In this radiant union of music, art, and history, The Orchestra Now and The Met transform ancient Egypt into a living presence. Through Botstein's insight and transcendent performances, audi…
Alice Eve Cohen's Oklahoma Samovar traces a Jewish family from 1887 Latvia to Oklahoma. But can family stories alone produce drama?
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A solid performance that is sure to leave guests feeling lighter and eager to embody the holiday spirit, It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play is a great way to spend an afternoon or even…
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) would be a thumbs up date night show no matter your age.
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Ann Kittredge is a treasure and a pleasure. Â This is evidenced by her performance which is flawless: a soprano who fills her voice with color and vibrancy. Â Her generosity and populari…
"Diversions" will surprise the dickens out of you. Â Your world will expand while you sit there and let the magic enfold you. Â Don't worry - you won't have to lift a finger for it to wo…
If you're a Laurie Metcalf fan, you're gonna love this.
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The Surgeon and Her Daughters is at times poetical, compassionate, worldly, deep, universal, and truthful to a fault.
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It's a magical story made all the more magical being retold in this period space.
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This country was founded by immigrants (even the indigenous peoples who crossed the land bridge from Asia into this continent) and has grown on the contributions of all. We are a better nati…
The Park Avenue Chamber Symphony's radiant Saint-Saëns program at the DiMenna Center blended immersive magic, dazzling virtuosity, and profound emotional resonance. With David Bernard's v…
The American Symphony Orchestra's revelatory performance of Cornelius and Cherubini masterworks at St. Bartholomew's Church proved that forgotten musical treasures, when presented with passi…
The dynamic creative team of Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland hit another one out of the park in their presentation of What If They Ate the Baby? now performing until December 22 at Soho Playho…
