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A Gaga Guide to the Lower East Side is a really fun afternoon experience for folks interested in a walking tour of the lower east side, though less so for any who may be hoping for a theatri…
The evening was one of the best I have spent with music and a feeling as if the music were a living being. A good friend conversing with me as angels might.
Adapted by Lolita Chakrabarti from the novel by Yann Martel this is a MUST-SEE production.
It is the story both of a show that never happened and the story of the show happening before us. The story of life and creation, of death and mortality. A story of everything and nothing al…
The performance was thought-provoking, informative, strong in its depictions, and graceful in execution.
Vanities - The Musical is blessed with tremendous acting and singing of the three leads, imaginative direction, an amazing four-person band that sounds like a full orchestra, and gorgeous co…
Tonight's O How Good was a celebration of the life of MasterVoices board member Lois Conway and the years of philanthropy and insightful leadership characterizing her service. The venue chos…
At 95, Maye is an explosion of joy tempered with a touch of sarcasm and voice that is like velvet and knows where to lead us.
It is an absolutely heart-wrenching and hauntingly beautiful experience.
There is historic relevance to the play, and for that reason alone I urge you to see it as it doesn't often find itself a stage.
In her one woman show Yes, I Can Say That!, Judy Gold shoots from the hip, right across our collective bow, in an impassioned wake-up call to remind us what 'free speech' means. And of how …
It's not that I feel precious about original scripts. Â I recently saw "A Doll's House" and thought Amy Herzog did a masterful job of doing just enough to mold the script into a new incarn…
The human elements of alcoholism and its control of life can be harsh, and many of us have experienced interactions with those who abuse. Man breaks into an angry rant about society in Ameri…
It is teaming with meaning, exploring identity in the past and present, seeking a road forward.
Crumbs is a family memory play, not a memoir play, but could also be called a riff play. It takes place in Brooklyn in the 1950s narrated by the oldest daughter Ernestine (Shanel Bailey sple…
When Nora finally stands up on her own two feet, when she gives the final final, it feels as if we have all ben given permission to breathe, and, if we choose, permission to walk out into th…
So yes - if you want your spirits lifted by music and a band of mighty performers - get thee to this show. Â The story may be sad but somehow you will se through it to the glory.
Baby Jessica's Well-Made Play! is individual personal theater allowing you, the sole audience member, the opportunity to make direct human connections
The Conductor celebrated emotionally charged discourse governed by mutual respect, intellectual rigor, and passionate argument without the hostility, recriminations, and violence sometimes s…
Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show is an Irish powerhouse of dance, music, and instrumentals in a celebration of life that is a pleasure to experience.
By David Walters It's difficult for me to write a review of a play that I feel is superb in every way. I ask myself what more could I possibly add beyond the five stars and the 100% recommen…
Prucencia Hart is a piece that charms in its simplicity, while packing a folky punch. As Prudencia searches for beauty (and begins to let her hair down), the tale of her undoing is one t…
Musica Viva NY is a treasured institution that makes living in New York a joy.Â
The production is directed by three people: Liliana Padilla, Rachel Chavkin and Steph Paul.  Their separate contributions are never made clear.  What was made clear in the progra…
What this is, is a three-handed one-person show, a personal revelatory piece of on-stage art that reveals the depth of humanity in all of us.
