7,093 stories by "Sandi Durell"
One of American’s greatest icons of R&B and pop music, Diana Ross, will revisit old favorites and more from her vast music catalogue at New York City Centre. A fabulous expe…
by Stuart Miller Somewhere inside Stephen Adly Guirgis’ "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot" is a compelling play about love and betrayal, guilt and redemption. Unfortunatel…
by Michael Bracken With two writers driving two families through two plotlines, a split personality certainly looms as a possibility. Such is the case with The Light Years at P…
By Maryann Lopinto John Kander will be celebrating his 90th birthday this coming Friday, March 17. His show written with Fred Ebb, Chicago, is the longest running Br…
The American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards have announced the calendar for the 2016-2017 season. The Tony Awards, which honors theatre professionals for distinguished achievement on Broa…
by Matt Smith As any true diehard classic theatre fan can resoundingly tell you, there's simply no better musical pair than Kander and Ebb. Their compositions just exude…
by Marilyn Lester The reliability of a Scott Siegel-produced show can't be underestimated. In this latest installment of The Greatest Songs of the Great American …
By Marcina Zaccaria On Monday, March 6 at 6:00PM, Tony Award Nominee Laura Linney was interviewed by James Naughton. James Naughton (Chicago, City of Angels) is a…
The Drama Desk Board is pleased to let you know that Laura Benanti and Javier Munoz (Hamilton) will announce the Drama Desk Awards nominations 10 am Thursday, April 27 a…
by Alix Cohen Almanac Dance Circus Theatre-Leaps of Faith and Other Mistakes Created and Performed by: Nicole Burgio, Nick Gillette, Ben Grinberg, Adam Kerbel…
by Alix Cohen In an effort to combat collective "fear and anxiety," Nicole Henry's appearance at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola offers an iconoclastic collection love songs. Eyes mostl…
By Brian Scott Lipton In his brilliant, if divisive, first play "Bad Jews," Joshua Harmon created a neurotic, lonely, but ultimately sympathetic, lead character " one that also…
by Carol Rocamora "I'm not asking people to forget the Holocaust – I'm asking them to remember it in a different way." So says Michael Fischer, a man under fire, in Steve…
by Lisa Joy Reitman-Dobi When I say Chehkov, what comes to mind? I asked two Millennials, who made it clear that they are not those Millennials. Â "Emptiness and alco…
By Sandi Durell Harringtons has moved to the Barrow Street Theatre where the Demon Barber is back performing his gory deeds with the cast of the Tooting Arts Club, strai…
By Sandi Durell Growing up isn't an easy task in the 21st Century. Girls, being girls, are chatter boxes, busily comparing themselves to older girls, each …
By Jordan Cohen A little over twenty years ago, the seven-time Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Joan Osborne burst onto the pop music scene with her international hit,…
By Sandi Durell It's one stop shopping when you attend a Scott Siegel event. He's created, written and hosts an all encompassing evening " the music, the t…
by Peter Haas From a real-life incident forty-four years ago " an evening arson attack, still unsolved, that destroyed a crowded gay bar in New Orleans' French Quart…
Julie Halston (The Babylon Line) hosted a benefit night for PFF (Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation) entitled Broadway Belts at the Edison Ballroom on Monday evening February …
by Carol Rocamora What's this? A stand-up comedy routine? It can't be …the actor is sitting in a wheel chair. Is he infirm? It's uncertain…he rises for a moment and …
by Michael Bracken No one does rapid fire dialogue like David Mamet, as his latest offering, The Penitent, attests. Currently receiving its world premiere at Atla…
The Park Avenue Armory presents a bold staging of Eugene O'Neill's iconic American drama The Hairy Ape, directed by Oliver Award-winner Richard Jones and starring Tony nominee …
Dear World (with book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, new version by David Thompson and based on an adaptation by Maurice Valency of the play The Madwoman of Chaillot by Jean Gi…
by Stuart Miller The Academy Awards devoted endless hours to the repeated praise of "movie magic," even though that term often really refers to scientific innovat…
