That digger-upper of lost plays, The Actors Company Theatre has unearthed this rarely produced artifact which has mellowed over the years but still packs a punch with its surprising denoueme…
The cast is exemplary as is the entire remarkable production directed by David Leveaux which I highly recommend.
Theodore O'Neil: Recognizable Names Equals Big Hit Guest Stars. There are so many big names that have been interested in being part of the comedy series that it's almost a fad. Still, even …
Hopefully this musical will find another home for its upbeat and positive outlook on life today with and on the internet.
A few highlights and boundless exuberance do not a full fledged musical make
Krysta Rodriguez is fine but without much depth as Casey. On the other hand a new star is born in the person of Zachary Levi who all but astounds as Aaron.
The journey of a rock-star-rabbi tired me out musically well before reaching its final destination.
An endearing, earnest and extremely laugh out loud comedy with its own eccentricities and memorable characters.
All in all, The King's Whore is akin to Anne of a Thousand Days on steroids.
Lynn Wintersteller holds the show together with her fine acting, singing and dancing " making what could have been a harridan, hell on wheels advisor into a touching and graceful pleasure to…
Jillian Louis radiates sincerity, vulnerability, humor, spunkiness, a quirky charm, confidence and warmth with a glorious voice
Noble intentions do not a hit musical make. With a lot more work " Mr. Phil Darg (book, lyrics and music) might make Sasquatched! The Musical memorable for the right reasons.
This new Victorian fractured fairy tale farce can at times be hysterically amusing includes everything but the kitchen sink.
Tom Durnin (a superb David Morse) uses loyalty, guilt and lies to try to get those that he has ruined to take him back into their trust. But trust is such a difficult thing to win back.
Mr. Urie commands our attention immediately with a nod and a wink and a comment or two with his eyes alone that will have you enjoying yourself for a full ninety minutes of barbs lovingly ai…
When you take away the excellent technical accoutrements there is less here than meets the ear.
It's an odd hour and a half long evening where you can buy a beer or whatever and watch the clichéd and heated passions of these unhappy dudes play out.
The third floor LuEsther Theater at The Public Theater has been transformed into a pulsating neon lit disco where HERE LIES LOVE is performing and you are standing.
You will totally enjoy this festive Russian party, leaving impressed, contented, sated and perhaps a little tipsy.
Everything moves the story along while amazing us every two seconds by its ingenuity.
Looking radiant after an absence of more than thirty years on Broadway and fit as a fiddle and ready for just about anything including profanity, smoking, alcohol consumption, drug use and g…
An art house, chamber like musical that is anti melodic in the extreme.
A moving, original and most unusual drama that has its moments of terror, laughter and compassion.
A big letdown, leaving me hungry for the 1955 film version and a big bag of popcorn.
THE NANCE could be one of the most important fairy tales ever told. It's historical and hysterical and hits you right in the gut and heart.