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With the production's delights of flamenco dancing, passionate arias, magnificent costuming, staging, lighting, soaring melodies, and powerful drama, we ultimately gasp in awe at the power o…
Again and again, Wilson and Walters moved us to lift our hands to the air... in admiration and thanks.
I am at a loss here. I cannot figure out what Robert O'Hara had in mind when directing "Raisin In The Sun" now at the Public Theater. Something more than what is on the page perhaps,…
Funny, complex, startling, engrossing -- Chekhov's First Play in the hands the brilliantly creative minds at Dead Centre, is a whoopee, let your hair down theatrical experience. You must s…
Well worth experiencing.
Kittredge is a songstress of sumptuous romantic energy who possesses a dazzling gift for expressing the rich meaning of songs. She owns a sensitive, delightful facon de parler and freely com…
As the cast masterfully characterized Shakespeare's saturnine work, we were inexorably drawn into the portentous tale. Supporting the account were the dim penumbra of macabre images, a panop…
This spider web of desires and wants, of truths and lies, of hidden meetings and courtships, of repression and liberty is a musical composition of words and movement requiring a certain sile…
Backed by her childhood band, "The Secrets of the Vatican" (in reality her multi-talented musical director Julie Wolf, and two members of the all-female rock trio "Antigone Rising," Nini Cam…
Oh for goodness sake STOP READING THIS NOW.
Go to you computer or even your phone (how old school would you like to go???) and make a reservation to see this wonder we call Marilyn Maye (…
Love Online was a delightful musical journey enhanced by some of the finest songs that were ever written. It was performed by two enchanting, empathetic, and erudite individuals who understa…
EST continues to be a space for writers to take bold vivid risks believing that creating art for the stage is an ongoing process of discovery.
The Orchestra Now stands proudly in the well-earned tradition of excellence among the superb symphony orchestras that regularly perform in New York City. And while they celebrate major stand…
Whether you know Etheridge's music or not, this is a performer who will impress the socks off you and then some. Â I say go get a ticket or two for this rare and intimate performance.
This play production "Susan B" reminds us that Susan B. Anthony was an astounding, courageous voice in a wilderness who, at her peril, evoked an awakening of clear thinking, reflection, and …
Shelley Cooper conveys Callas's innate elegance and theatricality. She wisely does not attempt to impersonate Callas; rather she delves into La Divina's soul, embodying the singer in pac…
All in all this production didn't add up for me. I remember seeing another production 10 years ago and left there feeling connected, like kin, to this family and its raw magic, shining g…
Impassioned and well intentioned, this spare production of 1776 benefits from the talents of a strong cast, but eventually suffers from the production's desire to Get Its Point Across. You …
NewYorkRep, will present a special one-night-only benefit reading of Spare Rib, a new play by Winter Miller, Monday, October 24 at New World Stages (340 West 50th Street). Directed by Mia Wa…
The anonymous survey, developed with input from production companies and venue owners from Manhattan to Upstate, is an attempt to provide the independent theatre community with the data they…
Human nature prevails as little has changed since Henrik Ibsen's portrayal of "Hedda Gabler" in 1891 Norway. In tonight's "Hedda Gabler," we witnessed the meandering deviltries of the pistol…
Director Alex Roe and Metropolitan Playhouse have finally staged The Sea Lady some 87 years after the first attempt on Broadway, and I am glad they have.
The astounding music and talent of The Wood Brothers, along with a remarkable guest appearance by the Kat Wright Trio, had concertgoers dancing in the aisles for the entire night.
In the end, we are left with fragments of a well intended story that do not a story make.
This is the story of two families living in Vienna, Merz and Jacobovicz, and how, through the magic of the exact right proportions of misfortune, luck, perseverance, and good fortune, this w…
