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By Vicki Weisfeld An Old-Fashioned Family Murder, which premiered Friday night at George Street Playhouse, New Brunswick, N.J., is first-rate old-fashioned fun! This new comedy-mystery, writ…
Oil & Whiskey delivers country-tinged wisdom about love's beautiful impossibilities with infectious energy, sharp wit, and genuine heart. This spirited ensemble transforms a Lower East S…
you are seen: Sequences of sisterhood are chilling, dark, and a silent aura envelops the space. I notice I'm suddenly aware of how loud my breathing is; I don't hear a single person shiftin…
The play is a bit of a punch in the gut, but worth the discomfort as it looks at the many victims of a traumatic act and how they simultaneously cope and don't cope with it.
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Baker took the desperation, the trauma of the lives of the blue collar, and transported them to the stage with hardcore precision and fierce reality. His plays are actor-driven and push the …
One of the very best autobiographical one person shows I have ever seen.
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The bare down minimalist of set, the lighting, all art-filled and gorgeous! The performances - beautifully tragic!
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It is a serenade to the possibilities of life, even when we are mired in tyranny and beaten down by hypocricy. Â Ragtime gives us hope to hold onto today, where hope for many of us is in s…
"Let's Love!" is engaging without involving you. Â I could have used a little more involvement, but I'll settle for a few laughs delivered by a few pros.
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Triplicity combines the mature talents that Talking Band brings to its work elevating the vibrancy of new talent and ideas into an evening that will make you smile, think, and leave the thea…
NOTHING CAN TAKE YOU FROM THE HAND OF GOD -- "I'm homesick and I can't go home."
We tell stories, we stretch the truth; but what happens when truth offends those near us? We weave stories, w…
This is what theater strives to be. Â An event that touches you mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually. Â An event that touches you in places that you didn't know were touchab…
anyone who wants to watch actors create these wonderful characters, these specific wheelers and dealers of the small business world, is worth the night out. And O'Connor, the daughter of a f…
The Mutables transforms movement, sound, and technology into a breathtaking meditation on voice and identity. Through Kat Mustatea's visionary choreography and BodyMouth invention, the dance…
The strength of the play for an audience of today is that it is not preachy and relies on the characters and what they are experiencing to tell its tale and unveil its warning.
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JEFF HARNAR is singing THE 1959 BROADWAY SONGBOOK at Birdland Jazz Club was a night of perfection. This is a night where "Everything IS coming up roses," where "Love isn't love till you give…
Torera is about the cost of breaking tradition and following your dreams; it's about deep and long-lasting friendship and how culture and tradition can hold us back, even as we honor them.Â…
A delightful evening watching a new spin on a long held classic of literature.
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This was an incredible evening, an energetic, dynamic, soulful blend of jazz, R&B, and funk! Ephraim, with his backup band and singers, takes to the stage with a vigorous, intentional en…
The Park Avenue Chamber Symphony's 2025-26 season invites you inside the orchestra with its groundbreaking InsideOut Concerts®. Maestro David Bernard curates composer-focused programs"Sai…
Angelica Gorga found a great nugget for a tale. Â Two people stranded in a laundromat when the blackout hits. Â
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BalletX celebrated its 20th anniversary at the Joyce Theater Sept. 24th " 28th,  presenting a program of exciting works, some established and two more recent debuts during its all-too…
By Tulis McCall Will Harrison as Jacob is kept on his toes for the better part of the first act of Punch, by James Graham, now at Manhattan Theatre Club's Friedman Theatre. Â Harrison tear…
Art, now playing at Broadway's Music Box, is a winner.
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"The script of Murdoch; The Final Interview came to me in a very strange way," says Mr. Krebs. "It was left at the door of Theater555 overnight in a plain manila envelope addressed to…
