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Mandatory viewing for anyone who wants to be an actor, or a clown, or a time traveler, or a human in touch with humanity.
Night one of the Paul Taylor Dance Company performances was theater; it was bold, it was diverse, and the precision, intimacy, and technique were especially highlighted. The evening had a da…
Shanna Sharp told us to prepare to get emotional during her show: "To Manhattan, With Love." She wasn't wrong!
Emmy® Award Winner         Theatre World® Award Winner HOLLAND TAYLOR        ANA VILLAFAÑE Star in the World Premiere Play N/A By MAR…
Their voices, the scents that wafted in, the brief moments of song, and the rain that drizzled down at one point---all of it made every moment come to life.Â
Mary Magdalene was a complex woman yet revered in a time where women were discriminated against, and Sylvia Milo was impressive in bringing this powerful, historical figure to life in a comm…
A living legend Gino Vannelli lights up the stage and touches the hearts and souls of the audience with his music.
How do you proceed with a romantic comedy after a tragedy intervenes? The answer is, you don't.
A comedy by William Shakespeare is always worth seeing but Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Thomas G. Waites,
is a cultural gift for the ages.
A masterpiece! This festival runs until June 30, and you don't want to miss it!
This is a brilliant production. Engaging, intriguing script and actors who achieve perfection.
"N/A" is not only ABOUT politics, it will immerse you in politics. Sounds like not fun? Au …
NEW YORK - Whale Fall Abyss, powerful, engaging and important.
Dear God they did it! And thank God they did!
Charming, pressing, and lovely, the show is a fantastic look at how innocence doesn't last, and yet how desperation can end up close to bliss.Â
Thomas leaps onto the stage chattering as only a Brit or an Aussie can do and be understood. Â The velocity of his speech is staggering and so funny you might with for him to slow down. Â…
NEW YORK - Ella the Ungovernable at the Theater for the New City, a triumphal, heart rendering story of the First Lady of Song!
Rhonda Ross, in an evening about the power of thought, tells us that mindset can make heaven into hell or hell into heaven. And I believe it. Take a listen.
This show is a call to arms backed up by some hilarious and captivating stories. Â This is not a casual wig discussion. Â Drag queens, Bliss reminds us, refuse to be invisible. Â Drag …
In her solo piece Magdalene: I am the utterance of my name, Sylvia Milo challenges received notions of the identity of Mary Magdalene, seeking to restore an unjustly silenced female voic…
By Holli Harms Get Ready! Get Set! EMPIRE the musical is about to open at New World Stages July 1! This is the story of the men who built our American/World treasure standing on the corner o…
You may think that a show about climate change will carry the severity of the horrors of what is happening to our planet and nothing more. The loss is there, but mostly the love of our littl…
Dark Noon ignores nothing as it takes stock of the evils embraced by those who built the Wild West, and lays bare the lasting scars.
"It wasn't a good Jew that survived the war."
It's 1986 and we're in the den of Holocaust survivor, Henryk Altman. In a roomy leather chair, Henryk (Frank Blocker) speaks to us: a stream of…
With Mention My Beauty the Pangea performance space is stripped down to bare bones with only Ayvazian, a music stand, and the script. It is a full 90 minute piece reconsidering of every prec…
Misles, gun shots, explosions. Breaking the Story first places us in a foreign forest, where journalist Marina and her cameraman-turned-lover, are shielding themselves from attacks. We may o…
