1,434 stories from The Front Row Center
Known as the play where nothing happens, twice, Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot is back with us starring Michael Shannon and Paul Sparks, and is currently playing in Brooklyn at Theatre f…
..."Merry Me" is a trove of inside jokes, political commentary, pandering, sexual innuendo, personal commentary, borrowed references, wink-winks, and very obvious references to pop culture, …
I had one of those tingly New York theater experiences last Friday night. You know the kind -- you walk into an unprepossessing theater space, not sure what to expect, and witness some a…
He is an exceptional, sublime storyteller and performer. Take yourself as a gift for the coming holidays.
Aging is Not a Fairy Tale at the Theater for the New City is a delightful, charming, humorous admixture of favorite fairy tales and characters. The repartee was well crafted and sophisticate…
Impresario Leon Botstein and The Orchestra Now of Bard College presented at Carnegie Hall - Exodus: Jewish Composers in Exile. This intriguing program title represented the product of Botste…
The proposal was gauche, the marriage quickly followed, the penguin who attended the wedding was fantastic and the divorce comes before the top tier of the cake is even cold in the freezer.Ã…
The only reason I would suggest going is to see Danny DeVito live on stage.
In November 1918: The Great War and The Great Gatsby, John Monsky has brought what is clearly a labor of love to the stage in an apt and timely Veterans Day homage to the soldiers who served…
On stage at Carnegie Hall was Maestro Kent Tritle with superb soloists, orchestra, and the Oratorio Society of New York with Bach's Magnificat and Mozart's Requiem. From the Magnificat's ope…
Aristophanes, Sondheim, Burt Shevelove and Nathan Lane all together; you cannot deny it never gets better than this in one outstanding production of The Frogs.
The play is built on a foundation of improv and movement, a technique that director Masha Kotlova is exploring in her work, so no two performances will be alike
I promise you, if you need a good laugh at someone else's expense, if you need to be reminded of our shared humanity in living and dying, if you want to find out the truth of the "Irish Good…
The Imani Winds with Terrence Wilson on Piano, appeared for their debut performance at the 92nd Street Y. The versatility of these world-class artists facilitated a wide variety of musical s…
Aber walks us through a variety of methods she uses to defeat the PTSD that has built up over the past four January episodes and makes her terrified of being seen.  At the same time, bein…
"The miracles we achieve, sadly we achieve with a sacrifice and the Titanic was a miracle."
The Constant Wife was charming, fun, witty, droll, elegant, and deserving of the full house and extended ovations. From the onset, listeners were drawn into a mesmerizing plot of well-crafte…
Scrambled Eggs by the author Reginald L. Wilson made its world premiere at the Gene Frankel Theater in New York City. It was crafted in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It was bil…
You will laugh your way to understanding the knowledge and beauty of our world. This is the perfect ensemble. The cast and crew work together in stylized harmony to bring this gift to us.Go!…
In her startling one woman show #UglyCry, Katie Mack, a veritable dynamo of a woman, meditates on the meaning, nay, the very nature of existence. This is no quiet Shakespearean solil…
Up-and-coming Broadway performers brought passion, fun, and unquestionably unmatched talent for 54 Below's Halloween Pregame Concert.
By David Walters Birthed in the isolation of Covid, and first presented in 2022 at the Gate Theater in Dublin, How to be a Dancer in Seventy-Two Thousand Easy Lessons by Michael Keegan-Dolan…
This spirited though uneven production of George Bernard Shaw's fourth play Arms and the Man doesn't fully gel until the final act.
Five band members gather in the studio to work on their next album. These unique and at times incompatible personalities rise far above stereotypical depictions of rock stars. We see here re…
The wonderful songs of some of our greatest composers...shown through on their own with an inner personal flame.
