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This is Not Not a Drill is a unique opportunity to look at familiar streets with unfamiliar eyes.
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By Chloe Boccara “This is either going to blow my mind, or be really, really mediocre,” I said to my mom as we read through the playbill of The Body of Mary: A Play in Three Acts (of …
Marin Ireland’s Pre-Existing Condition, which made waves with its original run in 2024, is back off-Broadway and playing at Greenwich House Theater through January 8th. If you don’t have…
Marfa, Texas. Two women reunite with their childhood best friend, only to find that his politics have gone askew. With uncertainty defining both the present and future, Angela faces the temp…
By Vicki Weisfeld Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey has tackled one of the 20th century’s most formidable plays in its current production of Edward Albee’s Tony-award-winning Who’s Afr…
A lonely bartender, a chatty lawyer and a conflicted therapist walk into the woods and, by the time they walk out, mistakes have been made, relationships have pivoted and nature has taken it…
On the twenty-fifth anniversary of 9/11, the American Symphony Orchestra and Leon Botstein turned Bryant Park into a place of sanctuary. Copland’s fanfare, Walker’s lament, Ives’s fire…
This was Earl Grey’s cabaret debut and what a debut it was! There are so many people in my life that I wish would have been there with me to share the love and joy emanating from that room…
Their recent episode with Chelsea Handler, recorded in front of a live audience at the Audible Theater, is a perfect example of what the podcast does best: create space for a guest to reflec…
Daedone ripped off the teachings of Morehouse from another student who actually studied there (the Tibetan Monk origin story is a fiction, Stone tells us) and mangled the pleasure practices …
If you have never seen Hamlet this might not be the show for you. If you have this IS THE SHOW for you!
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If you are not in the front three of rows of Studio Seaview for the NYC production of Garry Starr: Classic Penguins, you can probably hang back, enjoy and never be asked to participate. …
The presentation of Public Records is the records of our lives. Much more than the certificates handed out at birth, marriage, and death. What happened in front of us exploded through dance,…
"Safe House" gives us a story on a grand scale reduced to it's essence. It is a tragedy that stretches beyond its own boundaries. This is a play that will make you think about what truly …
The band's sound, exquisite. The songs, iconic.
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To walk the grounds alone would be a worthwhile visit to this theater. A stunning production of Les Mis makes it doubly worth it.
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Summer’s not over yet at A.R.T/New York Theatres, where Smoking Mirror Theatre Company’s production of Shakespeare’s iconic comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, will be playing through…
In Spellbound you will walk away wondering if what you think you know about how things work in life is completely false. You will walk away in wonder as to how any of this can be accomplishe…
“What if marrying is not actually the total death of your identity?” This is the question writer and star Laura Lapidus poses in her new play To Have and To Hold, running off-Broadway th…
Magnificent! From beginning to end!
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By David Walters Some nights you walk into a theater and within ten minutes you know you’re in good hands. That ten minutes came fast watching The Real Ivanov at the Lynn F. Angelson Theat…
Slowly, the life of a cowboy and the life of a dancer started to meld together, blend into one.
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This is a great premise for a play. In this case, however, elements have not conspired for a successful story telling.
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As part of Bryant Park’s continuing summer Picnic Performances concert series, WNYC radio personality, John Schaefer, hosted the New York Guitar Festival last Friday and Saturday evening (…
The Bathroom Attendant, by Tom Kelly, is truly a "pulp fiction" rollick through the lives of the down and out doing what they can to drag themselves out of the quicksand of life that keeps p…
