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Romeo + Juliet drips vibe... The tale is as old as time, but the telling is new, exciting, and refreshed.
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TEETH is charming, funny, poignant, timely, and a piece that you can really sink your teeth into (wherever you may have them). Don't try to resist temptation, make your way to New World …
NEW YORK - Little House on the Ferry, a heartwarming, fun musical exploring love, friendship, and identity on Fire Island.
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NEW YORK - Strike Up the Band: A Spectacular Revival of Gershwin's Masterpiece - The inspired production design, music and choreography of Strike Up the Band transported audiences to a 1927 …
Another Shot focuses on the decision to go through rehab versus deciding to BE in rehab. Another Shot is loosely based on the real-life experiences of Harry Teinowitz, whose career and life …
Atlas Drugged is the ultimate "To hold as 'twere the mirror up to nature." Do you like what you see?
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Epic Players has done it again! A night of pure entertainment!
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I give Jamie Lloyd's Sunset Blvd., a 5 out of 5. It's a visual spectacle from which my attention never waned. This Norma Desmond, this version of the show, has entered contemporary territory…
Dear Reader - In the interest of full disclosure I am writing to let you know that The Front Row Center will not be reviewing "In The Amazon Warehouse Parking Lot" because I, Tulis McCall, a…
"This group is as real as it gets." Rawshock crafts a safe place, a space of trust and care and support. Five individuals"some inpatient and some outpatients at a mental health hospital"meet…
Everyone loves a good love story and everyone loves a story about conquering the odds, second chances, and living life to its fullest. Unfortunately Delia Ephron's Left of Tenth simply d…
Porcupine Girl is a tale of two unexpected individuals who look at the world of man and nature, of choice and circumstance, of love and violence, of summations of life and the emotions of th…
NEW YORK - Meltdown: A Timely and Visionary Play, a surreal, hilarious dive into history, climate change, and hallucinations at Theater for the New City. Dead presidents, puppets, and wild …
Gidion's Knot puts the way teachers and parents navigate communication and professionalism on stage. The gaps, the silences, create the tense space where we sit, surrounding these two adults…
Kafkaesque! currently playing at Theatre 154 celebrates the laugh riot that is Kafka's oevre, particularly his finest creation, Gregor Samsa. In an amazing feat of alchemy (Kafka would a…
Hey, You; crying in your martini about a particular Tuesday in November: This is New York City; home of some of the yummiest drag queens in the world. Pay your tab and head on over to Ne…
How do you define 'trauma?' Is it Pain? Fear? Desperation? Doubt? For the characters In Ashes & Ink it's all of that and more. They wrestle with undercurrent of t…
A stunning production of Macbeth makes this play not only fresh but freshly relevant. Fine acting, innovative touches, and superb production values. At The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey …
The Burlesque Thriller That'll Raise the Dead- a sexy, spooky, and downright hilarious night of entertainment that will leave you begging for more.
Overall the piece is enjoyable, but not as strong as it would be with either a little more rehearsal, a snappier pace, and/or better chemistry between performers. As it stands, it's a wo…
Numerous directions of morality and betrayal are questioned. Is a public debate democracy or theater? Are "good" journalists shit stirrers?"those that are willing to put their lives at risk …
Kenny Leon lands his 28 member multiracial cast down in a version of Grover's Corners that is futuristic in its inclusiveness; a world that is a wish, where interracial romance is de rigueur…
From the Burne-Jone-esque promotional photo I thought Honeyland was going to be a nostalgic, romantic, perhaps insightful musical representation of 1960's counterculture. I'm sorry to sa…
The 90s was closing a door on one century and opening a door to another and it's reflected in music that is some of our most eclectic. It includes grunge, pop, hip-hop, alternative rock, ele…
There's a basketball game being played at La MaMa right now using a ball filled with blood.
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