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The entire evening was a romping, roaring, fun house of music and stories, stand up, and impersonations addressing the role of women. Both the roles we are assigned and the roles we see ours…
The theme of Arthur Miller's The Price is the power of money over our lives"how it frees us when it flows and holds us down when it doesn't, our dependence on it and love for it. The belief …
Judy Collins is a splendid woman inside and out, and her talent and influence on songwriting is a legacy that has grown over six 6 decades.... You make a lot of fabulous and varied friends t…
Bianca and Katarina, the two daughters of Baptista (Vivien Landau) are to be married. And of course, dowries are crucial in this decision to choose the most suitable husband. But, there's a …
Longtime fans and the uninitiated alike can find something to love from this vision of Jonathan Larson's work.
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A working-class man's political rise and fall, told with sharp humor in the style of Shaw and Coward, comes brilliantly to life in Mint Theater Company's revival of Brighouse's overlooked ge…
While SUMO is a piece about wrestling and tradition, the play encompasses so much more about humanity, spirituality, and sacrifice. Sumo, as a sport, is mired in honor and strength, and …
Two plays, one powerful connection.
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By Tulis McCall What kept running through my head as I watched New Group's  "Curse Of The Starving Class" at The Pershing Square Signature Center was: "This is a whackadoodle play."  F…
Kinan Azmeh and CityBand amazes with music that is weeping and heartfelt. The rises and falls in tempo and frenzy brings to life the anguish and celebration of the Syrian people.
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Conversations with Mother is a simple sitcom. This new semi-autobiographical comedy, written by Matthew Lombardo, and playing at New York City's Theater 555, is about a gay man's (Matt Doyle…
The Chain Theater's Program 13 is part of its series of 24 Programs of one-act plays that support both new writers and actors of theater. It is giving, gracious, and formidable to present so…
In Jiggs Burgess' Wounded, presented by SoHo Playhouse, the grief and rage of three people in a small, Texas town explode in a show that pulls no punches.
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The author lies to us for effect and the characters lie to each other and themselves, all leaving the audience on constantly shifting sand.
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This contemporary tale is a smorgasbord of ideas that will accompany you for a long, long time. Â It stands on its own with no apologies. Bravo.
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Homos is a solo off the charts insane musical and stand-up in the realm of early Steve Martin who arrived with props and Andy Kaufman's Latka who would show up to do a piece for us that almo…
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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