7,093 stories by "Sandi Durell"
The Cast of Paper Mill Playhouse‘ upcoming production of Million Dollar Quartet, met the press and Theater Pizzazz’ Mark Ryan (MR) Anderson was front and center to take ph…
By Brian Scott Lipton He was the first composer to win three Academy Awards; the first to receive the coveted "gold record" for selling one million copies; he wor…
by Marilyn Lester There are certain entertainers who arrive at a place where they can pretty much do no wrong. Steve Ross is one of them. He's as im…
by Matt Smith With an effortless effervescence, the resplendent Tony Danza glides onto the stage " jazz hands a-swingin' " at Feinstein's/54 Below. Back at the intimate venue b…
Not it’s not like Project Runway (although you may see some pretty spiffy dressers) . . . it’s Project Broadway . . . Symphony Space’s celebration of all thatR…
Tennessee Williams reinvented by an adventurous team of creative artists By Joel Benjamin Everett Quinton, of Ridiculous Theatrical Company fame, has duste…
by Sandi Durell  What's it all about?  Ultimately, in playwright Sara Ruhl's world, it's all about food, love and how we carry it forward for future generatio…
 By Eric J. Grimm Who's more terrifying: the monster or its victims? Playwright and director Julia Jarcho, here paying tribute to Russian writer Nikolai Gogol, takes…
by Stuart Miller There is something wonderful about devised theater, a show created by an ensemble in a truly collaborative process. That said, it often is no substitute for a …
by Susan Hasho I venture to say Micheal Cerveris is best known as a musical theatre actor, a Broadway guy, and a TV and film actor. So often other facets of artists we think we "know"…
When Truth Enhances Fiction: Theater Based on True Stories… By Barbara & Scott Siegel If the true story upon which the new Broadway musical Come From Away h…
by Michael Bracken When It's You, presented by The Keen Company at Theatre Row, is hardly the first play to examine the anatomy of a mass murder. But Courtney Bar…
by Marilyn Lester Kudos to The Town Hall for a new family show series, Shoots and Scores, pairing classic silent film to live music " just as it was back in the day. This first…
by Joel Vig A Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s “The Price” opened at the American Airlines Theatre on March 16, 2017 to rave reviews. Attending theÂ…
 by Peter Haas In olden days, A Porter musical Played to receptions most enthusical … " Now –amen! " We've got one again! For a joyous theater evening…
by Marilyn Lester Gay Marshal is a petite fille de grandes capacities " a diminutive performer who has a lot of energy, enthusiasm and vocal prowess. Her Gay's Paree! is…
By Myra Chanin Adam Shapiro is a very engaging performer with a powerful stage presence who knocks himself out entertaining any audience he finds himself before. That…
By Sandi Durell One of America's greatest playwrights is once again lauded on a Broadway stage at the Roundabout Theatre Company's American Airlines Theatre in this four…
The Outer Critics Circle, the organization of writers covering New York theatre for out-of-town newspapers, national publications and other media beyond Broadway, is proud to a…
. . .  or My Dinner with André the Giant by Samuel L. Leiter It's hard to conceive of any more unlikely pairing for a play about two familiar, real-life fi…
Death in the Theater: Everybody & Wakey, Wakey By Barbara & Scott Siegel With the recent passing of the Signature Theatre's James Houghton, …
By Marcina Zaccaria What starts out as a woodsy dilemma evolves into a family drama in Sundown, Yellow Moon. Twin sisters find themselves spending time in their f…
By Sandi Durell Who knew that so many of the greatest of the great American Songwriters on Broadway (and off) were Jewish (except Cole Porter) according to…
By Sandi Durell Playwright Bruce Graham has tackled the kind of topics many prefer to sweep under the rug, more so, since we've become so politically corre…
Not only has the new Broadway production of Hello, Dolly broken all records as the highest pre-performance advance sale in Broadway history. . . but here is the very first imag…
