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New Jersey Ballet Artistic Director Maria Kowroski has raised the bar (barre) by introducing audiences young and seasoned to an exhilarating new style of ballet, choreographed by exciting ma…
Rian Keating is a masterful storyteller through the power of song and humor, with just the right touch of cheerful and melancholy emotion.
Everything that could disrupt a day, or a marriage, occurs, and we watch how Johaira and Manuel deal with and react to each situation. I'm rooting for this dissolving marriage and left concl…
... a new block of tickets for the nine-time Tony Award nominated new musical, NEW YORK, NEW YORK, are now available for performances through Sunday, January 14, 2024
There are several ways for a man to deal with a childhood trauma. He might seek out psychotherapy. He could delve into meditation. Or, if he is Kenneth, the central character in Eboni Booth'…
The set is a playground as we humans are God's children and he likes to watch us play, especially play war.
The Order of the Golden Scribe: Initiation Tea is the perfect way to spend an afternoon with a friend, a partner, a group of four, or even perhaps a competitive office outing looking to drin…
Monsoon Wedding, the Musical is an absolute delight. Bursting with color, dance and lots and lots of marigolds, it's the kind of musical that reminds you why it's so much fun to go to thea…
The drummer and pianist were the real magic of the evening. With nothing but those two instruments, they delivered a full-bodied musical night. Bravo.
Performed by the Park Avenue Chamber Symphony at today's two concerts was Sergei Prokofiev's delightful Peter and the Wolf featuring WQXR evening host and luminary Terrance McKnight. In this…
Thomas sings it from the depths of her soul carrying it up to the sky like a bird taking flight. She IS taking flight. Singing and jumping from humor to tragedy and back again.
The American Classical Orchestra ascended to the stage before a packed house in Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center. Under the baton of conductor Thomas Crawford, the concert began with Gioac…
This was an evening of superlatives by the Cathedral Choir and Rose of the Compass at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine offered a transformative musical experience for listeners an…
Women's Voices" paid tribute to the work of women in the arts, including excerpts from ballets created by women, and a panel discussion, in which Artistic Director and choreographer Kathryn …
The company, What Will the Neighbors Say?, has debuted 9 original plays, including numerous new works all over the world and hosts free community events to boot. Tonight's event was about br…
Soloists in the ON SITE Opera production of Puccini's Il Tabarro were consistently marvelous and presented a thrilling performance of a seminal artwork with the support of a splendid chorus,…
This play with music (written & directed by Colette Robert with music and lyrics by Dionne McClain-Freeney, co-produced by New Georges and The Movement Theatre Company), takes a good, ha…
It was amusing and refreshing to see theater not take itself too seriously. I was smiling through most of the production enjoying the feeling of not knowing what would come next. Do …
Hansol Jung's modern version of Romeo and Juliet updates William Shakespeare's classic tragedy and is entertaining a new audience with a mix of the old and new.
What Anthony Nunziata gave to us that evening was not only himself but everything that he had experienced in his life prior to walking up on that stage. It takes artistic courage to open one…
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Khan!!! The Musical! crazily, but cleverly, goes where no multi-racial, multi-talented, multi-species cast has gone before.
Shakespeare has received a reimagining which has raised the bar for me for future productions of The Comedy of Errors
Kent Tritle and The Oratorio Society ensured that the ineffable rapture of Bach's Mass in B minor was ably expressed while articulating the vision, technique, Affektenlehre, and unparalleled…
In his diaries Beaton bares his teeth more than his soul, choosing to belittle lesser mortals and excoriate in private those whom he had to endure in public. He maintains the façade of t…
