7,093 stories by "Sandi Durell"
With Hermine ready to upset beach plans, be happy that you decided to spend the Labor Day Weekend in New York City where there is always something to do. If it’s not raining or …
by Linda Amiel Burns Geoff Gallante, celebrated young jazz trumpeter, performed at The Iridium on 8/30/16 with his Quintet of superb musicians plus a surprise guest. …
Members of the cast of the long running Tony Award honored musical The Fantasticks welcomed NBC Daytime Star and Emmy Nominated actor Peter Reckell to rehe…
by Samuel Leiter In 1960, the six-volume Engeki Hyakka Daijiten, still Japan's most comprehensive theatre encyclopedia, noted that there were at least seven drama…
Funny man, frizzy-haired Gene Wilder, has died from complications from Alzheimer’s Disease at the age of 83 at this home in Stamford, Ct. Whether showing his comedic edge…
By Alix Cohen Eric Comstock takes the piano bench as if coming home. Without introduction, he eases into "A Hundred Years From Today" (Victor Young/Joe Young/Ned Washing…
By Joel Benjamin Richard Holbrook always was known for his clear, silvery voice, seemingly produced with no effort. In the past few years some personal issues appear to …
by Susan Hasho Peggy Sarlin threw herself a birthday party at The Metropolitan Room which she called a "swanky" place. She brought along her new CD Family and Fri…
A 21st century rebooting of the classic Edmond Rostand 1897 drama. By Joel Benjamin Cyrano: A Love Letter to a Friendship, written and featuring Sea…
By Sandi Durell Is it reality to think that once one has reached middle age that missed opportunities and roads not taken can be recaptured? British playwright N.…
by Michael Bracken Thank God for chemistry. As embodied by Annie Parisse and Adam Rothenberg in The Layover, at Second Stage Theater, the Tony Kiser Theatre, Â …
by Alix Cohen In October 1966, the collapse of a coal spoiltip (the overburden or other waste rock removed during coal and ore mining) in the Welsh village…
 By Beatrice Williams-Rude Touch, written by Toni-Press Coffman, is a play about transcendent love, soul-searing loss, and the many modes of mourning. The wor…
The CD release performance and signing of the mega hit WAITRESS, starring Tony Award winner Jesse Mueller (Beautiful) who was also nominated for a Tony Award for her starring…
by Monica Charline Brown BroadwayBox's most anticipated show of the month. Broadway Sings' twelfth concert over the course of four years. A trip to the Highline Ballroom I most…
By Sandi Durell   The forever boyish and humorous Michael Feinstein was on fire August 23 at his namesake Feinstein's/54 Below in Summertime Swing. Ah,…
An informative, but not particularly effervescent account of one of theater's legendary acting couples. Â By Joel Benjamin Even though there are few people alive who …
by Sandi Durell The falling leaves . . . well, not yet, but soon as we ready for a full Fall season of entertainment in the clubs and cabarets of New York City. O…
By Brian Scott Lipton Did a song from a film make a big impression on you? Did it not mean much to you originally, but later speak directly to your life? O…
By Eric J. Grimm The morbidity of Bret Easton Ellis's novel American Psycho and Mary Harron's film adaptation might be matched by an awkward post-mortem of Duncan…
Theater Pizzazz’ MR Anderson was on the pulse of today’s sneak peek of The Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes, presented by Chase at a kick off …
By Sandi Durell The magnificent voice and presence of Melissa Errico returns to 54 Below with a brand new show in September, when she will be singing the songs th…
By Martha Wade Steketee "Small but mighty," our host Ken Prescott named us, the stalwart and engaged members of a recent evening audience at the Dorothy Dale Kloss and K…
It’s not even opened, and The New Group has already announced a 2-week extension of its 2016-17 season launch of Sweet Charity starring 2-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster as…
By Marcina Zaccaria  Jeane Kirkpatrick spouts political wisdom at Reagan's Athena. While political drama can be hard-hitting, Reagan's Athena is more like an …
