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Photo/Video: Miriam Spritzer Theater Pizzazz’ Miriam Spritzer was front and present at Feinstein’s/54 Below press previews to find out what Ben Vereen had to say ab…
Relationship Angst Melding Life, Love, Filmmaking by: Carole Di Tosti Brendan Gall's Wide Awake Hearts, directed by Stefan Dzeparoski, is a sardonic send-u…
The New York Pops, led by Music Director Steven Reineke, will continue its 33rd season at Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditori…
The Casting Society of America presented its 30th Annual Artios Awards at the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square tonight, January 21, hosted by Titus Burgess. The New York Apple …
MARTA SANDERS new show “FOLLOW ME” is a combination of songs and stories, some funny, some profound, culled from her lifetime of traveling around the world. Along the jour…
by: Brian Scott Lipton Here's a piece of invaluable advice for all playwrights. If you're going to write a juicy part for a mother, to be played by a woman of a certain age " no matte…
by Jordan Cohen On Monday night, Julie James hosted a live version of her popular Sirius XM radio show, "Broadway Names" at the Out Hotel's club space 42West on W…
by: Michael Bracken It's 2008 and corrosion continues to rule the Rust Belt. Welcome to the world of Dominique Morisseau's Skeleton Crew, at Atlanti…
Bette Midler will return to Broadway in one of the most cherished musicals in theater history when she takes on the role of Dolly Gallagher Levi in Michael Stewart's (book) and…
By Beatrice Williams-Rude Water From the Moon is described as a "rock opera." It's certainly "rock," ear-splittingly so at times; and it's an opera, seemingly of Wagnerian length. The…
 by Marilyn Lester  Rarely does a cabaret show feature an illustrated lecture on the male reproductive system, delivered by an irascible, but charming, octogenarian. Yet, this…
A Powerful and Electrifying View of 100 Days of Blood by: Carole Di Tosti As the lights dim we hear the shrill scraping sounds of knives sharpening to thei…
Egyptian mourning Rituals find their way into Downtown Manhattan By Rudy Gerson Surely, a staged interpretation of 3,000 year old Egyptian funeral rites is an ambitious task, a…
An education of/for the revolution By: Jordan Cohen The Chilean playwright and director Guillermo Calderón was last represented at the Public Theatre wi…
by: Paulanne Simmons On January 13, Jacques Brel Returns once again returned to the Triad Theater. As we all know, the Belgian singer, songwriter and actor may have died in Oct…
By: Sandi Durell Nothing like watching a great method actor like Al Pacino on stage, even if the meat of the matter doesn't quite live up to expectations. …
Disappointing "Circus" and A Terrificly Inventive Musician by: Alix Cohen Thursday night, I saw two of the companies representing contemporary circus at Th…
by:Â Carol Rocamora They're rolling in the aisles at the Roundabout, where Noises Off is having a rollicking revival under Jeremy Herrin's expert direction. Mic…
The American Theatre Wing (Heather Hitchens, President) and The Village Voice (Peter Barbey, Publisher) are pleased to announce that the 61st Annual Obie Awards will be held on Monday…
How a single song can change the fate of a show and make a star. By Joel Benjamin The theme of the opening salvo of the 92Y's Lyrics & Lyricists series is a p…
British actor Alan Rickman, who played the role of Professor Snape in the Harry Potter films and portrayed memorable villains in Holly…
By Jordan Cohen  It would require countless solo shows such as Tommy Tune, Tonight!, cur…
It's a Good Day " A Tribute to Miss Peggy Lee and On the Air " Songs for Marian McPartland by Marilyn Lester Indefatigable Stacy Sullivan performed not …
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The Drama League (Gabriel Shanks, Executive Director; Roger T. Danforth, Artistic Director) Â celebrated a major milestone tonight that few organizations have a…
