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By Kendra Jones "Kids just wanna get messy!" As we enter the theater, we're invited to put our names in the fishbowl in the hope that we're chosen as a participant for "physical challenges."…
It's past 10pm when Julia Masli creeps up the backstage exit door steps, towards the audience. She doesn't resemble the classic clown--rather an anglerfish with a tiny handbell. A breathy, e…
A sweet little gem: the most earnest show I've seen this year.
... this is a duo that cannot be pigeon-holed. Â It is part rodeo, part carnival, part jamboree. Â With a bunch of rockin' music and lines so funny your laughs may become barks.... You h…
Sarah Street brings a quiet dignity to the complicated role of Molly, a character who is strongly independent even as she succumbs to the will of others and marries "for no very good reason …
The Fires is a fascinating new play by Raja Feather Kelly, it's all three - at the same time - and in the same place: Brooklyn. In an anciet, railroad apartment, characters in three…
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Montague Navarro's life prospects change overnight when he learns he's eighth in line to be the next Earl in the fabulously wealthy D'Ysquith family. But what would it take to move up in tha…
Beautifully detailed lyrics of reminiscence depicting Susan, Sadie, and Beckett's memories and joy of childhoods spent with their grandparents transport us "Over the river and through the wo…
NEW YORK " The Park Avenue Chamber Symphony presents Romantic Reflections in a mesmerizing, spellbinding, musical experience.
NEW YORK - The Orchestra Now performs Debussy, Howard, and Rachmaninoff, spellbinding, ethereal splendor at The Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York City.
Loneliness is not the problem for the discouraged band members who sing out their troubles in MCC Theater's dynamic rock musical, The Lonely Few. Indeed, most of them can hardly find a momen…
Benanti is just the way we like here: talented and chock-a-block full of surprises that will make youolaugh so hard you will bark. Â I didi. And I can't wait for the enxt incarnation.
Kahlil Gibran wrote, "we humans are creatures of form and color." "Music," he said, "lures us to search our souls for the meaning of the mysteries described in ancient works." Exactly what w…
Invasive Species at the Vineyard Theatre, interrogates the confluence of certainty and accomodation in the search for, or creation of, identity. The performance is colorful, inventive, v…
John Lloyd Young likes to sing, and lucky for us he will be doing that at Café Carlyle through May 18. Â
If you are looking for a night out walking down memory lane - this is the place …
Who were these smiling people relaxing in deck chairs, sitting at dining tables, gathering on a hillside to exchange pleasantries. Â Who were those girls with the commandant and why were t…
The intimate stage at Axis Theater in the West Village is an ideal venue for this production. I, for the first time, really heard the words and the story and was even more wowed by Shakespea…
The performance was infused with the spirit of free jazz, breaking down the regular tempos and incorporating a modern twist.
The advertising for this show tells us that it will make us want to call our moms. Hmmm. I'm not sure about that. I'll bet your mother is not much like Quinlan's mother. I ha…
NEW YORK - American Classical Orchestra presents Astronomical in an evening of virtuosity, authenticity, and imaginative programming.
This is a theater company at the top of their game creating work that can only come from masters at their craft.
Writers Read gives voice to the stories that bind us.
I'm going to skip the traditional review guidelines and state right up front"you don't know what you are missing if you don't see at least one performance by New Jersey Ballet. The troupe is…
In this funny, moving and thought provoking piece, a blend of stand up and a one- woman show, Faggiani elaborates, ruminates and at moments, sermonizes on the absurdities, mainly, of being a…
