Robert Icke's modern adaptation of Oedipus, now running at Studio 54, is less a retelling of Sophocles's tragedy and more a shattering meditation on truth, power, and the unbearable weight o…
I attended the staged reading of The People Versus Lenny Bruce at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, presented in association with the Writers Guild of America East and the Society fo…
5 days to go! Every year people panic to find the perfect gift. We at T2C have been collecting idea's all year long to bring you the perfect gift guide at all price levels. When you're at th…
There are people in power that are just not meant to lead. Richard II became King of England at the age of 10. Given the throne at such an early age would not allow the boy king to mature an…
Two decades after its original Broadway run, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is back " and still spelling out heart, hilarity, and humanity. Originally conceived by Rebecca Feldma…
Joe Iconis and his delightfully unhinged gang of musical theater punks are back at 54 Below, decking the halls (and every square inch of the venue) with their riotous holiday tradition. Now …
In the quietly futuristic revival of Marjorie Prime, playwright Jordan Harrison asks a haunting question: What if memory itself could be edited"and preserved"through artificial intelligence?…
The Art of Leaving, a new play by Anne Marilyn Lucas now playing at the Pershing Square Signature Center, may be fresh to the stage, but it arrives feeling strangely fossilized"as though une…
You can understand that in Vaudeville days, nobody wanted to follow the dog act. Why? Because dogs are cute and furry and audiences love them. Hence, the two talented dogs, Gus and J…
Cracking the world wide open, Martyna Majok's Queens, the superb off-Broadway production from Manhattan Theatre Club at New York City Center, unfolds like a memory broken apart under pressur…
A World Premiere for Wishing to Grow Up Brightly is now playing at Theatre Horizon. With a Book by Amanda Morton, Matthew Decker & Brenson Thomas and Music by Josh Totoro, it is an e…
Rajiv Joseph's Archduke, now playing Off-Broadway at the Laura Pels Theater as part of Roundabout Theatre Company's season, aspires to be a dark, absurdist comedy in the vein of Tom Stoppard…
It is human nature for people to prejudge individuals; but, it is the miracle of humanity that those prejudgments are so often proven wrong. The world premiere of Bum Bum (or this farce that…
Afra Hines and Jesse LeProtto As someone who clears their head by rewatching iconic choreography""Let's Have a Glass Together" from Grand Hotel, "American Son" from Will Rogers Follies, "I'm…
There are performances that entertain, and then there are performances that bear witness. In The American Soldier, Douglas Taurel offers the latter"a sacred holding space for the voices of t…
Meet the Cartozians, now premiering by Second Stage Theater at The Signature Theatre, is a smart, provocative new play by Talene Monahon that dares to wade into one of the most complicated c…
Caricature king Ken Fallin works his artistic magic once again " this time turning his sharp pen toward the hilariously heartfelt cast of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, now play…
Sir Tom Stoppard " the dazzling, erudite playwright and screenwriter whose wit, intellect, and love of language shaped modern theatre and film " died peacefully on November 29, 2025, a…
Not shocking 'The Queen of Versailles,' starring Kristin Chenoweth, set its final performance date on Broadway forJanuary 4, 2026. By closing, the musical will have played 32 previews and 65…
You've seen the movie, maybe even see the musical before but you probably have never seen this hilariously funny, non-stop laugh-fest version of ELF: The Musical. I laughed from the beginnin…
What does friendship really cost? Apparently, around $300,000"plus one massive ego bruise and a bowl of olives. In the sharp, briskly timed revival of Yasmina Reza's Art on Broadway, Bobby C…
ive From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents", is normally filmed from the Hotel Edison, but due to several conflicts we did the show zoom style. I am so grateful to my guest C…
Rajiv Joseph's 2009 two-hander, Gruesome Playground Injuries, returns Off-Broadway in a searing, nonlinear revival that showcases two towering performances and the strange, tender terrain of…
At 900 Broadway, nestled just below the street-level buzz of 20th Street, lies a hidden gem that recently served up one of the most memorable and soul-stirring evenings in recent Off-Broadwa…
There are plays that you see, and there are plays that change you. And then, there's The Laramie Project, a work of theatre so human, so painfully true, it becomes part of your bloodstream. …