The Broadway Magic Hour, starring Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio, transforms weekend afternoons into luminous shared experiences where children levitate, adults rediscover wonder, and families …
The American Symphony Orchestra's Forging an American Musical Identity illuminated both forgotten paths and familiar landmarks, uniting scholarship, passion, and superb musicianship. Tonight…
Laura Benanti's luminous evening at 92NY reaffirmed the power of cabaret as storytelling, memory, and joy. With Todd Almond and a stellar ensemble, she reminded audiences why live performanc…
At seventy-seven, ten-time Grammy winner Arturo Sandoval remains a blazing force of virtuosity, humor, and heart. His electrifying concert at the 92nd Street Y showcased bebop fire, Latin rh…
You will witness a piece of history that will resonate with what we are presently living and eye-witnessing today in our country. It will give you pause. The post Hans Litten: The Jew That C…
All of this was the set (back of the bookstore included) as well as the subject for the play Edward by Ed Schmidt, the delightfully human tale of a normal man (Edward O'Connell) who lived a …
Falling Out at FRIGID's Under St. Marks delivers heartfelt storytelling through Josée Weigand-Klein's luminous score and an extraordinary cast who transform heartbreak into hope. This immer…
It's a spectacle, it's a sort of social experiment, it's shameless vulnerability; Gridley wants us to watch her walk. She wants us to immediately see her: the part of her that we are quick t…
The American premiere of this 2022 British drama features two blackout drunks who are as addicted to each other as they are to the bottle. The post Blackout Songs appeared first on The Front…
Not only capturing the spirit of Bob Marley, Duane Forrest also freely gives of his spirit in his soulful presentation of Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed the World. The post Bob Marley: How R…
This is an old old story, biblical in its telling of blaming the victim, justifying the perpetrator, turning the physical body into a commodity, that, like a taxi ride, once the destination …
Data, playing now through March 29th, begs the question: Who are the systems governing us actually serving, and how do we impact them? Sure to give you something to discuss on the cab ri…
ULYSSES - The text flies through these characters actions, thoughts and feelings as if James were being pursued by a bear.  All we can do is hang on to his coattails.  The post Ulysse…
Shelter in Place delivers heartwarming comedy and profound emotional truth at the intimate Sgouros Theatre in Greenwich Village. Joan Kane's masterful direction guides a stellar ensemble thr…
Eddy's writing is very strong in this piece, providing the actors buckets of characterzations and behaviour for them to completly soak themselves with. The post Sitting Around Baker's Table:…
All of the palaver is of no matter, however, when McKellen steps into your sight line.  He looks right at you - not through you - because of the magic goggles that you wear. The post AN A…
Bug discusses how quickly beliefs can turn into delusions can turn into a loosening grip on sanity. It asks at what point we start believing and how we decide we should stop. It asks us how …
By David Walters And Her Children, a dynamite, deeply dark vision of our troubling times, is strong, uncomfortable, direct, and brilliant in its presentation. I can not say enough good thing…
If you love books, love bookstores, love stories about the writers who created those bound unforgettable narratives that are part of our life story, then this play, The Bookstore at 59E59…
The American Classical Orchestra's "Morning Stars" at Alice Tully Hall delivered an evening of transcendent musicianship on period instruments. With Maestro Crawford's illuminating scholarsh…
Exploring genius, indulging ego, examining personal sacrifice at the alter of art, with a toe firmly immersed in the mud of the river of farce, The Disappear is a clever, with a dash of char…
The songs you'll hear: "Always Something There to Remind Me," "Walk on By," "Do You Know the Way to San Jose," "Close to You," "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head," "I'll Never Fall In Love A…
The best part about watching these seasoned players is that the scaffolding of the games' structures was often so hidden that it felt like there were no rules; you know the rules, right? …
Kevin's amiable presence on his journey makes this a gentle voyage with a guide that enjoys the exploration as much as the audience. The post Benevolence appeared first on The Front Row Cent…
Mario Banushi's play Mami is stunningly beautiful in the images that it creates. The post Mami appeared first on The Front Row Center.