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Rotating casts with guest performers have become common in Off-Broadway theater. Sometimes, actors appear for only few weeks, other times they stay for months and often appear in front o…
Some movies are better left on the screen. However, that doesn't stop producers from trying to make shows out of them. Based upon her 1995 movie "Clueless", Amy Heckerling has created a …
People believe anything they see, in reputable publications and even on Wikipedia. They accept every number, name and fact as truth. Â This places a great deal of responsibility on the med…
There are few certainties in life. The sun will rise and set. Taxes will be paid. The current president will tweet inanities. And Cirque du Soleil will not fail to deliver the goods. Back un…
There are several stages of dealing with someone with Alzheimer's and the revival of Kenneth Lonergan's play "The Waverly Gallery" will take us through all of them. There's humor and toleran…
The midterm elections are over and a record-number of women won seats in the House of Representatives. As of November 11, there were 99 compared to the 12 – 30 years ago when Nancy…
White water boating down the Grand Canyon sounds like a sensational summer trip, not a theatrical outing. However, ACT's production of Men On Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus, stages the wilderness …
The prologue sets the tone that will quietly pervade the lengthy work "The Ferryman," the new masterful work by Jez Butterworth, ("Jerusalem"):Â When a dead body is discovered in a bog, i…
THE BOTTOM LINE: Creditors is a play about a married couple, an ex-lover/a false friend, who toy with one another until one falls down. You will like it if you like psychological thrillers. …
THE BOTTOM LINE: Presented by Brooklyn Opera Works at the Brooklyn School of Music as part of the Summer Vocal Arts series, this modern opera based on the myth of Echo and Narcissus is timel…
Beloved makes its United States debut at the Lion Theatre on Theatre Row with the Scandinavian American Theater Company. Written by Lisa Langseth and translated by Charlotte Barslund, Belove…
The Waverly Gallery is the new Broadway Show starring Elaine May, Lucas Hedges, Joan Allen, Michael Cera and David Cromer. Playing from January 27th at the Golden Theater. See more info here…
Opening night of American Son on Broadway – Our entrepid photographer, Rose Billings, met up with the celebs outside the show! Get tickets here! https://www.telecharge.com/Broadway/Ame…
Like his breakthrough 1944 play The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams' A Lovely Sunday for Creve Couer (1979) is set in a humble St. Louis apartment in the 1930s. It's another of the many …
You'd think that pretty much everything that could be said about the '60s has been already been put in print, on film, or staged. But you would be mistaken. Acid Test, written by Lynne Kaufm…
When Francis and Billy Sloane talk about moving into the house up on the hill"once they've fixed it up, of course"their words carry a sense of futility. These characters will never move into…
Directed by Sam Mendes, ‘The Ferryman’ has opened to great reviews. Here, our ever intrepid photographer, Rose Billings, has caught up with the celebs after the show! Photos incl…
Sometimes the charm of Off-Broadway theater is in doing a lot with a little. Often, the simpler it is, the more charming it is. There is virtually no scenery in Popcorn Falls, the ne…
Polly is brash and unstoppable. More significantly, she is totally loyal and true, both to the Democratic Party and to her candidate, long-term mayor Erastus Corning II. And as portra…
THE BOTTOM LINE: Turn To Flesh Productions’ show ‘The Other, Other Woman’ is a form of modern Shakespeare. It’s a fun, modern take on many of the familiar medieval tr…
Our entrepid photographer, Rose Billings, met up with the cast (and more!) of the now extended “Collective Rage” play in Midtown Manhattan. The play is called 'The Vagina Monolog…
The clothes are the same, most of the dialogue is the same and of course, the story arc is the same — so why doesn't Pretty Woman: The Musical have the same appeal as the 1990 movie st…
Isn't it ironic that a Jewish immigrant from Belarus wrote "White Christmas," one of the most beloved Christmas songs, as well as one of the most patriotic American songs, "God Bless America…
THE BOTTOM LINE: New Ohio Theatre presents Worse Than Tigers, a play by Mark Chrisler about a marriage at the brink of a physical final disaster that is a reality of the disaster that alread…
THE BOTTOM LINE: Theater Mitu’s piece Remnant is an affecting and surprising reflection on loss. This new work is noteworthy both for its engagement of Theater Mitu’s interdiscip…
