Michael John LaChiusa First Daughter Suite, at the Public Theater is not exactly what I’d call a musical. It is more like four mini opera’s tied together....
Stephen Karam’s new play The Humans, at the Laura Pels Theatre, is well acted, but uneventful. I know shoot me now, I heard most everybody loves this...
Joe DiPietro’s Clever Little Lies, at the Westside Theatre, is a light comedy romp. Witty, clever, on topic about infidelity and what love and marriage really mean, this...
Get ready for a new play that explores sexual boundaries and what constitutes an intimate relationship in the gay world. Consent, is by playwright David Rhodes and is...
A. R. Gurney ‘s revival What I Did Last Summer is touching, warm, an homage to a gentler time, when war abound and children looked for mentors to...
For the Last Time, has a great score by Nancy Harrow with wonderful singers, but a confusing mediocre book. The later is surprising since the source material...
Cynthia von Buhler’s theater extravaganza The Speakeasy Dollhouse Ziegfield’s Midnight Frolic is darkly entertaining. With a floorshow, cirque de solieil moments, immersive interactive theater based on a real...
Athol Fugard ‘s new play The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek makes little sense and at the performance I saw was unprofessional. The first act takes place in...
Cagney the new Americana song-and-dance musical about James Cagney is like a poor man’s George M. It was wonderful to hear the story about how Cagney paid for the...
Little Wars, What Was Lost and Shades Of Blue, Der Kanarienvogel, 28 Marchant Avenue and Neat & Tidy are five plays that have been playing in repertory by playwright Steven Carl McCasland in a...
I missed Annie Baker’s Pulitzer Prize winning play The Flick last year, so I was excited to experience it. Like most plays I am going to review, I...
The new production of In Flight by Jenny Lyn Bader at first was like watching an adult version of Dr. Seuss. Then I realized the exquisite wording, which...
Last July, I reviewed the erotic Queen of The Night. Since it was nominated for a Drama Desk Award, I went back to see if what I experienced still...
On Wednesday, February 25 at 7PM, Barnes & Noble, 150 East 86th Street hosts author and six-time Tony Award-winning producer Stewart Lane (La Cage aux Folles, A Gentleman’s...
If Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton, moves to Broadway this season, I expect it to bring home major gold. Despite their extension at the Public Theatre until May 9th,...
If you are feeling sorry for yourself or need a boost into the world of hope, head on down to Lynn Redgrave Theatre at Culture Project...
Hamilton is a hit at the Public Theatre and is sold out! An unprecedented event is allowing theater-goers to get those hard to get tickets for their...
Breaking the Silence with Girl Be Heard, highlights a number of global issues faced by millions of women daily. Told through a series of monologues and songs...
Good theatre doesn’t always need words. Imagination, puppetry and body language can go a long way. Such is the case with Strangemen & Co. and James...
The Children’s Table new play by Jeffrey Davis Chair of the Department of Screenwriting at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, and member of the esteemed Play...
