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Looking for jewelry for your Valentine? Â Here are 5 jewelry shops — some classic, some a bit out there — that you may want to check out. Old Hollywood 99 Franklin St., Brookly…
The midi-skirt has been peeking its way through since last year, but it is definitely making a grand appearance in 2014. Whether you want to go for the full voluminous silhouette or t…
Depending on where you are from, punk rock can mean different things to different people. It could mean loud music played way too fast, and it could also mean DIY. While New York punk band N…
Fashion Week in NYC is becoming more and more exclusive. Those in charge of making Fashion Week happen are working their butts off to ensure that only fashion’s elite media and buyers …
By no means a "blockbuster" crowd-pleasing show, the Carrie Mae Weems retrospective currently on view at the Guggenheim is nonetheless not to be missed. Selections from thirty years worth of…
In 1962, Decca Records makes the biggest mistake ever by rejecting The Beatles. Here is a photo of their audition tape. Author informationMelissa CarusoAuthor at StageBuddy.comMelissa …
Hilariously funny and touching, the incredible actor John Fico performs in the solo show “Made For Each Other”, written by Monica Bauer and directed by John FitzGibbon. With a se…
In the year 2012, Team iLuminate dazzled judges and audience members of "America's Got Talent" with their glow in the dark dancing which combined popular pop hits with unique wireless lighti…
One aspect of commercial Broadway theater that isn't really covered by previews, reviews, puff pieces and essays is the numbers game " that is, where a show might be in terms of box-office g…
Award-Winning Playwright Monica Bauer’s solo show “The Year I Was Gifted” is an intimate look at a year in her life, trying to survive in an elite boarding school for the a…
New York! Are you Single? Dating? Partnered? Married? Divorced? Estranged? Or somewhere in between all that? Â Human-to-human connection is what it’s all about and Valentine’s …
Actor and writer Chris Myers originally wanted to be a comic book artist, but that changed one day at Harlem School of the Arts, when, in the absence of his art teacher, he was placed into t…
In a recent review of “The Clearing” our theater critic wrote that Drama Desk Award-winning director Josh Hecht “keeps his audience completely captive…and his work wi…
One aspect of commercial Broadway theater that isn't really covered by previews, reviews, puff pieces and essays is the numbers game " that is, where a show might be in terms of box-office g…
One aspect of commercial Broadway theater that isn't really covered by previews, reviews, puff pieces and essays is the numbers game " that is, where a show might be in terms of box-office g…
Festivals come and go, and with them so do the artists. But the Fire This Time Festival stands out from the crowd, as they continue collaborating with their artists after their initial seaso…
“A Brief History of the Soviet Union” is not your average history lesson. In this comedy by The Hive Theatre Company, four actors play over twenty characters to tell the hist…
RE-GIFT OF THE MAGI successfully puts its own twist on the traditional biblical story; if you are looking for a fun new take on the usual Christmas fare, it's worth checking out.
Three-time Tony nominee Dee Hoty returns to New York this fall in a new play, "The Preacher and the Shrink", starting previews at off-Broadway's Beckett Theater Nov. 2. The drama, by Merle G…
Relativity describes the dependence on the perspective from which the viewer considers things. Jay Prasad's "Einstein", now playing at the beautiful Theatre at St. Clement's, makes full use …
EINSTEIN, a world premiere of a new play by Jay Prasad, will open Sunday, August 11th at Theatre at St. Clement's, 423 West 46th Street (between Ninth & Tenth Ave.)
What's the opposite of Keanu Reaves as, well, anything? Albert Einstein. There's a new biographical play about him by Jay Prasad, who tries to show how such a humanitarian could be such a je…
