Veteran recording artist Maureen McGovern, famous for her seemingly limitless range and crystalline coloratura and who'll soon be celebrating 35 years in show business, is bringing her new cabaret act, A Long and Winding Road, to the Metropolitan Room.
The Keen Company's revival of A.R. Gurney's 25-year-old masterpiece about WASP culture does the play proud.
The Negro Ensemble Company production of Samm-Art Williams' new play keeps its audience laughing even during its more unbelievable moments.
This jazz singer's eclectic new show -- ranging from Gershwin to Dylan -- is her best New York set yet!
Dan Wackerman's adroit revival of this 1937 farce is a powerful antidote for depression.
Bathsheba Doran's play about British expatriates living in a remote African village is poignant and powerful.
In this two-part play, Richard Greenberg deals with career anxiety and other forms of fear.