Jungle Book reimagined
With next level production design, evocative score and extraordinary dancing, Jungle Book Reimagined is, well..., extraordinary. The piece recontextualizes the original narrative of …
With next level production design, evocative score and extraordinary dancing, Jungle Book Reimagined is, well..., extraordinary. The piece recontextualizes the original narrative of …
The merging of dance and live experimental sound coupled with audience participation was dream-like and strange. This wasn't a performance as much as an experience that stretched my senses t…
The Gardens of Anuncia is a wonderfully magical and heartfelt piece. As Anuncia tends to her garden with soil and water and nourishment, she is also tending to the audience by refilling …
Reminding us of the simple, everyday beauty and toils of life we all share is our mutual poetry.
The pleasures of the Broadway revival of Spamalot are three in number. Three shall be the number thou shall count and the number of the counting shalt be three.
The New York Choral Society presented Angel of Many Signs, a superb digital, instrumental, choral, and visual art synthesis. This production was billed as "a multi-media and multi-disciplina…
Tonight's concert, Transcendent Triumph and Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2 was suitably billed as the Full InsideOut Concertsâ„¢ Experience. This performance by David Bernard and Park Ave…
This is historical, musical storytelling that will leave you informed, more knowledgable, and completely entertained.
Mind Mangler conjures up a sad loser who fails magnificently at his craft, cracking up the audience while gaining their sympathy along the way.
Seems as though there are three sets of people in the world.  The first group knows all about Alicia Keys and has been following her for decades.  The second group wouldn't know her if…
Do you remember who Susan Cabot, George Reeves, Carl Switzer, or Barbara Payton were and what they were known for? Probably not. But here's a chance to spend their last 48 hours on this e…
The Tempest is Shakespeare's timeless play of love, betrayal, and revenge that continues to draw audiences and applause 400 years after its first performance.
A pause here to praise these six actors.  They are astonishing in their talent, their enthusiasm and their commitment to every moment they are on stage.  They dance, sing, become puppe…
We meet Harry as a young man who remembers being robbed of his earnings as a messenger for the rag business.  As an adult, when faced with eviction, Harry steps on the wrong treadmill and…
Tonight was David Dean Bottrell: The Death of Me Yet at Pangea in New York City's East Village. The high-energy storyteller slapped himself, immediately capturing the audience's attention an…
You may or may not have served, but for both this presentation is for you, and even more so with the wars we now face. Afterwards, it will require something of you. It will require you to ex…
I was fortunate to have caught this over the weekend as it was a limited engagement at the NYU Skirball. The SBT Company's NYC debut brings us something experimental, fresh, and silly wh…
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.