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Sefton is such a gifted performer. He and co-writer Mark Basquill have crafted a marvelous production of the joy of childhood, the horror of sexual abuse, the love of family, and the love of…
With breakneck pacing and powerful performances from its two leads, Fatherland rips the bandage off a wounded moment in our history. It's supposed to hurt less that way, but it doesn't.
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Followers never get tired of seeing Amanda McBroom's phenomenal performances year after year. Birdland Jazz Club in NYC was honored as McBroom shared snippets of her first Christmas album, …
A woman walked into a theater ...
and lost her mind. In the best way possible.
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I cannot say enough about this extraordinary piece of theater. I encourage you to go and see it with a friend. Take someone that you can sit with after and open up the story further for your…
Religious tension fills the air in this riveting and timely production about confronting your Jewish identities in this chaotic world.
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The actors are doing their best to keep up with the complicated difficult script and some have genuine moments on stage that suddenly stand out, but for the most part they are wrestling shad…
The Beacon takes its time navigating the troubled waters stirred up by a foursome who come together on an island off the coast of West Cork only to realize they are better off apart.
The pos…
In The Roommate, a Bronx woman looking to escape her nefarious past heads to Iowa where she rooms with a Midwestern woman living alone after her marriage ends and her son relocates to the bi…
A personal tale of discovery, well told, and expertly acted.
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In Vile Isle, currently playing at the Tank, a beautiful Drag Diva prophet of doom presides over chaos as a flood of Biblical proportions threatens humanity, sending four men on a …
... a very fun show worth seeing!
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See What I Wanna See by Out of the Box Theatrics is a well-crafted, beautifully and emotionally performed revival which breathes new and revitalized life into a 20 year old piece: the first …
The true tale of what happened to ten members of a school class of five-year-olds, five Catholic and five Jewish, in a small village in Poland beginning in 1925 through to the last one dying…
By Nicole Itkin Ximena Garnica, one of the creators of A Meal at HERE, gave a brief speech at the end of the show, bidding us goodnight and hoping we would consider the show memorable. They …
It's still in the experimental stage as what's missing is a cohesive presentation connecting the characters to all of the ideas and concepts.Â
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You will be enthralled and stuck to your seat, incapable of moving, wishing the story and actors would continue long after the final bow.
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NEW YORK - Mahler's Musical Legacy: An In-Depth Interview with Maestro David Bernard on the 'Beginnings and Endings' Mahler Festival, announcing an extraordinary music adventure for the 2024…
A very good play with great actors.
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The Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour at Birdland Jazz Club is an uplifting, exuberant time travel back to the jazz of the 20's where Bryce, like his hero Cliff Edwards (no relation), sings in wh…
New York - Beyond The Hall by the American Symphony Orchestra at Bryant Park, a splendid concert in a magnificent venue celebrating great music in the village square.
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Jane Austen's characters strain against the conventions of two centuries ago, yet their yearning for love is timeless. Audiences are loving this beautiful and beautifully acted production at…
It is not every Off-Broadway musical that boasts a chorus of 12 real-life healthcare professionals. Then again, it is unlikely there has ever been a musical quite as concerned with antibioti…
Isaac Mizrahi in person is a once-in-a-lifetime gift not to be missed.
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Hurricane Season by Sawyer Estes, produced by Atlanta-based Vernal & Sere Theatre, is an undefinable piece of innovative art that resists being put in a box with a well-marked label
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