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This is a play about desperate unhappy people all reaching out to find the golden ring that will lift them out of their abysmal existence.
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The premise of Teenage Wasteland is as universal as it is specific. Bottrell focuses on his tumultuous teenage years growing up in the Bible Belt during the cultural upheaval of the 1970s. F…
Radio Downtown: Radical '70s Artists Live on Air is a satisfying blend of documentary storytelling and madcap character work that brings 1970s New York to life.
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There is tremendous talent and effort put in by the actors which makes this production worth seeing
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Sarah Anne Fernandez's Don't Forget Me was a triumphant celebration of women's resilience, artistry, and legacy. With an eclectic mix of Broadway classics, original compositions, and deeply …
Vinny DePonto is a storyteller, a mentalist, and a pleasure to spend an evening with as he leads us through a show of memory extraction. Mindplay is thought-provoking, playful, sentimental. …
Wakka Wakka's Dead as a Dodo is nothing short of Exquisite! It is a marvel, a masterpiece in the art of puppetry!
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This Rose doesn't travel alone. Â She takes us into the dungeon of her passionate loneliness and drags us with her when she pulls herself back into the light out of sheer force of will - j…
Derek Klena at 54 Below is a show to bring you nothing but joy and pride in being human. We take in the magical seduction and feeling of home that music and song bring to the heart.
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Blind Runner is not to be missed" a rattling and devastating ride through incarceration, exile, and a marriage pushed to the brink.
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Handel's Messiah at Carnegie Hall had hits and misses.
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The Broadway comedy "Oh, Mary!" will welcome a new title player. Three-time Emmy Award nominee Betty Gilpin will take over the role of Mary Todd Lincoln for an eight-week limited engagement …
This concert was more than a showcase of technical brilliance; it was a heartfelt celebration of the Christmas season. Each piece, from Bach's jubilant chorales to Beethoven's triumphant fin…
A delightful time is had by all.
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This is Norm Lewis' 10th Christmas performance and there is a reason why every year his performances sell out and why he keeps coming back! He is not only a spectacular artist but he is also…
By Tulis McCall When I was in fifth grade my class was assigned Pen Pals who lived in England and were students from a town with the same name as ours. Â Once I got over the shock of the f…
The spotlight hits, and out strolls three theater-seasoned performers " Liam Fennecken, Jim Hogan, and Brendan Jacob Smith. This is no ordinary show. This is T.3's FaLaLaLonely tour, and it'…
By Tulis McCall "It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma; but perhaps there is a key." Â Churchill said this about Russia in 1939. Â Amazing how quotes like that never run…
For anyone who loves classical music, this concert by the Park Avenue Chamber Symphony was a transformative encounter with one of Mahler's most profound works.
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The love story of Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner is heartwarming, funny, and sad. A fitting testament to the devotion of two fine comic actors.
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A collection of reminiscences, from Christmas Eve to the magical day itself. Dylan Thomas (Reed Lancaster) is a child again; he narrates the gathering of family, joys and wishes of a child a…
It delivers a pungent and powerful punch in the surprise twists the story reveals that will have you talking about what you just heard long after you leave the theater.
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Robert Will Show You the Door (Tales of Being Fired) by Susan Jeremy is a witty, heartfelt solo performance at NYC's La MaMa. It explores resilience, humor, and self-discovery through vivid …
"Death Becomes Her" is completely over the top, exaggerated, and extravagant. ... We are forced to consider just how accurate this desire for perfection, the gaze of others, our fascination …
Music. Love. This show is about the beauty of sound, power dynamics, and love that used to be.
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