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Music. Love. This show is about the beauty of sound, power dynamics, and love that used to be.
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Liz and Ann exude obvious joy in singing together and sharing their music and stories.
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We Live in Cairo is a generational yearning for change; six artists come together and they use their artistic talents and passion to fight for change, for freedom, for a future. We watch as…
By Tulis mcCall The cast of Bedlam's "Music CIty" does not give you a chance to not fall in love with them. Â Not one ounce of a chance. Â If you get your butt in a seat in this cozy the…
Shakespeare is so revered today because his work is so universal, transcending eras as it speaks of the human condition. And we absolutely need to be spoken to. This adaptation is both enter…
wept Away is THE staggering, vibrant, bewitching new musical now playing at the Longacre Theater. With music and lyrics by the spectacular Avett Brothers, and book by the multidisciplinary w…
As a whole, this production is a bit of a jumble. Â Staging is awkward, dialogue overlaps and is easily missed, and the story wanders.
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We laugh along the way, but what Kissajukian shows us is something refreshingly creative and unusually original - much like himself and the art he makes. Perhaps it takes an unconven…
When the doors open the audience enters onto a darkened stage. A woman sits on a chair facing away from the audience. She is watching, projected on a screen, the story of Agamemnon and his w…
Experience the groundbreaking co-production of Lucidity by On Site Opera and Seattle Opera, a heartwarming and thought-provoking chamber opera that explores the profound connection between m…
Karen Akers delivered a warm evening of sentimentality and humor in her cabaret show, "Feels Like Home" at the famous Birdland Jazz Club, featuring music by Carly Simon, Stephen Sondheim,and…
It's a modern take on the violently-tragic jealous-ridden tales of the Greek and Roman gods and goddesses. It is a tale of sacrifice of the other for personal cause. Sacrifice of the purest …
Katie Brayben is Tammy Faye in this production and unlike Faye herself, Brayben has an incredible set of pipes. Tammy Faye was born and raised as Pentecostal in Minnesota, just a few mil…
A phenominal feat, a revealing show, and a gifted performer.Â
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Maybe Happy Ending, the musical, now playing at the Belasco theatre, is a marvelously peculiar quirky universal fairy tale fueled with love and perseverance. Set in the near future Helperbot…
This is a play full of sound and fury, signifying everything.
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Discover the timeless magic of Carmina Burana and more as the Oratorio Society of New York opens its season at Carnegie Hall. Immerse yourself in choral masterpieces, inspiring new compositi…
There's some good stuff here, worthy of a look, and worthy to keep tabs on what is coming next from the playwright's laptop.
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A Wonderful World is an important story, a hopeful story with a sunny disposition, a story that believes in the possibility of change and in seeing the beauty in the world and trying to buil…
What would happen if we all told the truth?  Would we find our way to each other any more effectively than we do now, with our caution, peeking from behind our defenses, communicating…
Killy uses that sharpened point to poke holes in our lives and leaves us to examine the sore spots left behind.
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In Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library, intellect and emotion travel in parallel in a subtle build that takes everyone by surprise. Mrs. Stern is the philosopher Hannah Arendt, on…
The dystopian world of AI is explored in Jose Rivera's riveting and though provoking play, with astounding performances by Stacy Koviak and Anne O'Sullivan.
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Does it work, this modern addition making Shaw's play a memory play? Yes, it does.
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Music is our sorcery. The spell working creations of the notes, of the instruments. It takes us to deep places. The audience this night at the University Club of New York was transfixed. Man…
