1,406 stories from The Front Row Center
Both solo performances illustrate the business of life. Its highs and lows, its constant changes and adjustments. The restrictions of family, the weight of family, of all of us trying to fit…
Safe House is the most hypnotic piece of 2025.
The effortless craze and unhinged performance by Grace (Kate Gilmore), an unhoused, lonely young woman, carries this story, as the plot was mor…
The title of this show, "Redwood", is singular, not plural. Â We normally refer to this wonder of the natural world in the plural. Â "The Redwoods," we say. Â Here the title refers to …
by Tulis McCall There are any number of reasons why you should get yourself over to "Liberation" by Bess Wohl and directed by Whitney White at Roundabout Theatre Company. Â First of all, t…
Juliet: A Revenge Comedy is a hoot, a holler, and a romp of farcical proportions that will keep your head, your heart, and your funny bone active from beginning to end.
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The world is grateful to the father of Anne Frank for his unselfishness for sharing a story every generation should hear so we never forget.
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Night Sings Its Songs, written by Nobel Prize Recipient Jon Olav Fosse, presents us with one disjointed, unhappy modern couple, in conflict for 70 minutes straight.
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Four plays--all one-acts of varying lengths--find similarity in how they're rooted in our internal thoughts and ideas put on display, whether they're forced or willingly released. Often, we …
Join us to revel in the midsummer madness at the Delacorte Theater as twins Sebastian and Viola survive shipwreck, revenge plots, and the trick doors of love.
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There are moments in music when the familiar is made fresh, and the well-trodden illuminate anew. Such was the case when The Orchestra Now took the stage at Carnegie Hall under the baton of …
It's a joy to watch clown pair Xhloe and Natasha tell the story of growing up and what it means as their childhood gets left behind. It is both light and heavy, funny and dark, causing both…
Theatre isn't meant to makes us all feel better. Â It is to take us feel, period. Â Antiquities does that and then some.
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English is must-see theater. An expertly written, thought-provoking examination of the relationship between language and identity (and so much more), beautifully acted and sensitively…
Urinetown (the musical) then follows Bobby's journey from zero to hero, citizen to revolutionary. What results is a quippy show that pokes fun at form and systems and can now, twenty-fo…
Erth's Dinosaur Zoo is unlike anything you or your family have ever had the pleasure of viewing. It is a fast-paced science show, a puppet show, and a magical interactive experience inviting…
This was a night bringing together two great thinkers and observers, artists and creators, Live Arts' Artistic Director and dance icon Bill T. Jones, and American philosopher and gender stud…
This spectacular concert found its home at The DiMenna Center for Classical Music, a venue revered for its pristine acoustics and intimate setting. Located in the heart of New York City, the…
On a crisp February evening, the magnificent Cathedral of St. Ann & the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn became a portal to the cosmos. The Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Phili…
It was an evening of world-class artists. The chorus characterized their roles with enthusiasm and dynamism, articulating the afflatus of the Passion with precision, drama, and dignity. Bel …
A production of this magnitude is more than just words. It is the heartbeat of the drums, the cry of the sonic intones curated through state-of-the-art synthesizers, and the whisper of foots…
Respectfully, I submit that listening to these stories is not inspiring. Â Rarely funny in a deep way. Â That they are based on true stories I believe. Â The undercurrent, however, is…
She shoots from the hip without favoritism.  Which is why the second scene  works so well.  Gilbert and Moses are fine partners who know how to thread the needle of relationships an…
A roller-coaster bringing you up and down on a historical journey of lived truth that touches us where we live
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From its stirring overture to its heart-wrenching close, the performance was a triumph of musical and narrative synthesis, demonstrating the operatic form's capacity to confront profound soc…
The Whisper of the Waves is an enchanting piece of art.
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