1,523 stories from The Front Row Center
Jonah, by Rachel Bonds, is an exciting, absorbing drama about a young woman navigating that difficult transition from teenager to independent adult, hampered by more than her fair share of d…
A thrilling world premiere of Kate Hamill's new adaptation of The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. It's a classic that remains all-too relevant now, almost 400 years later. Beautifully…
Why does the modern audience relate to Hamlet?... It is because Hamlet is a psychological tragedy.
White Wave SoloDuo Dance Festival was where motion sometimes reveled in silence while tonight's music afforded sonic landscapes and tensions for artistic motion. We sensed Zen, religious con…
Brendan Hunt's The Movement You Need playing at Soho Playhouse is an uproarious stand-up solo circus act that will have you loving the man even more than you already do.
Cole Escola is effulgence (a state of being bright and radiant; splendor, brilliance) in their writing, acting, singing, and dancing. If you know any of their other work, it's possible to se…
Gancher's writing is mesmerizing and brave. Â This is gorgeous ensemble, directed with skill and grace. Â The result? A production that says, " Put on your Big Person Pants and get over …
Mauricio Martinez, Mexican actor and singer, winner of an International Emmy, is one brilliant artist/performer.
In the inventive, heartfelt and entertaining piece Primordial by Lillian Isabella, playing at the Tank through February 24th, six actresses speak the words of real women and people invol…
Let's get right to the point. Lucas Debargue's piano recital debut at Carnegie Hall was spellbinding and spectacular. His reputation certainly preceded him as seats filled before a single, m…
Cassie Workman's astonishing Aberdeen is a tragic poem of Euripidean intensity chronicling for us the life and death of Kurt Cobain and what his passing meant to her. She conjures for us the…
Days of Wine and Roses on Broadway is a work of astonishing artistry, sophistication and emotional depth. From the music and lyrics by Adam Guettel the book by Craig Lucas, the direction by …
Taking audio bits from over 40 film and television DID references that have been spliced together for a storyline, in Split Lip Ginava meticulously lip-syncs the words, going in and out of t…
a comprehensive Fellowship Program, dedicated to building and strengthening the Broadway employment pipeline by engaging and employing individuals from historically overlooked communities to…
Jazz lovers will want to see and hear the Arthur Kell Speculation Quartet. With the opening sounds tonight at the fabulous Smalls Jazz Club set in Manhattan's West Village, one sensed the cu…
White Rose tells story of an idealistic young woman who with her brother and two friends braved danger by daring to speak out against Fascism in the form of a pamphlet of anonymous origin wh…
It's a delightfully fascinating evening of peeking behind the curtain at art, at a life, at what performance can be.
What more could you ask for than three queens, Andrea Macasaet, Brittney Mack and Samantha Pauly, on stage in a full house. It's a winning hand.
The brilliance of this piece starts with Ruby Thomas's writing. Â She approaches this family much like a zoologist might approach a small rare creature, with a soft glove on one hand and a…
From a review of Chita Rivera's Café Carlyle show 2017. "Chita Rivera doesn't just take the stage at Café Carlyle. She hoists it over her shoulder and walks off with it.  Rivera is…
All in all, I really liked Ali Webb. She was lovely. I hope she keeps doing what she's doing.
Somewhere in the flotsam and jetsam of the holiday I forgot to pay special tribute to Lynn Henderson who performed "There's A Little Starch Left" - her new one woman show - in December at Do…
This is one of those performances that you are not able to step away from any time soon nor do you want to. You want to mull over the story, the ideas, the actors, and their wonderful perfor…
Wounded touches on many themes, but the strongest, that just because your gay doesn't mean it's okay that you're raped, is the linchpin that leads them both to their impasse with each other …
This production was raucous, loud, and anachronistic in both subject matter and performance. The question: "What is going on here" was top of my mind while being equally immersed in the trag…
