It seemed like the most fitting formulation for the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario to present Dear Liar, a play, written with care by Jerome Kilty...
I have to thank Bonnie Comely and Stewart F. Lane for an amazing night at the Bay Street Gala. Watching this regional theatre with heart raise...
With a tender ear for the pain of imprisonment and racial profiling, balanced with the virtue of love and Forgiveness, from any and all angles, the...
Leader of the Pack is the Ellie Greenwich “Jukebox” Musical. For those who don’t know, Ellie Greenwich was a singer/songwriter and record producer in the Sixties...
All aboard the MS Americana, as the Shaw Festival‘s effervescent production of Anything Goes sets sail for a spirited crossing filled to overflowing with flavorfully festive...
KING CRIMSON RIDES AGAIN — (Via Stereogum) King Crimson haven’t released a studio album since 2003’s The Power To Believe. Since then, the English prog-rock legends have...
Chicago’s Goodman Theatre is exploding with life, love, and laughter in its all new production of The Color Purple. The 1982 novel by Alice Walker has...
Have you ever witnessed pure joy on the stage? Have you ever seen a group of such diverse people come together to create something truly special?...
The East End just got a little more glamorous. Swifty’s at The Hedges Inn (75 James Lane, East Hampton) has officially landed, bringing the Palm Beach...
A new musical set in New Orleans, conceived and written by Tony Award winner Jack Viertel with music supervision, arrangements and orchestrations by Broadway’s Sonny Paladino,...
Yesterday we told you about the Legacy Wealth & Wellness Summit. As the sun-drenched second day of unfolded in the Hamptons, conversations deepened and connections sharpened...
On Saturday, June 21, The Church in Sag Harbor unveiled The Ark, its 2025 summer exhibition curated by Eric Fischl, with a powerful opening reception that...
June 21, 2025 | The Hamptons, NY Presented by Thinkhat Venture Studio, the Legacy Wealth & Wellness Summit opened its exclusive doors this weekend in the...
“I have an idea…” she says brightly, and with that lightbulb moment, most of the mischief of this fabulous farce flies forward. It’s the lightest of...
“That guy at the bar looks like Ben Shapiro,” artist Ákos “Silky” Strenner said. “Who?” I asked, blissfully distracted by the strawberry-ginger mocktail still singing backup...
Direct from sold-out runs in Edinburgh and London, the glitter-drenched, soul-shaking sensation House Of Life lands in New York for two joyful pop-up performances that promise rebirth...
Three moonlit bodies motor out in an unexpected vehicle for a watery drop, hooded in wordless violence that sets the cinematic scene with a vengeance. It’s...
She studies herself, deep into the mirror in the first few telling moments of Here For Now Theatre‘s auspicious world premiere of Stick Around, examining her birthday...
Beautifully gowned women adorned in diamonds swirl in a rainbow of colors across the ballroom floor, all looking for their idealized prince. They are all ripe...
The Huntington in Boston is presenting a glorious production of Adam Guettel’s masterpiece The Light in the Piazza. Director Loretta Greco has been quoted as saying...
Aimee Doherty and waiters — photo by Mark S. Howard On my last visit to the Lyric Stage a few months back to see Art, I...
Touted as a new musical comedy, The Apple Boys opened at Bucks County Playhouse for a three week run. Four highly talented comedic singers perform tight, intricate...
Rounding out their trio of Beyond Broadway Series concerts, Sutton Foster descended on a rather enthusiastic crowd Friday evening for an intimate show of songs and stories....
Beautiful classical music floats in, transporting us to New York City in 1958, where a cigarette is lit in the dark, illuminating and drawing our gaze...
Feeling both flattered and insulted at the same time, Jonathan Wilson (My Own Private Oshawa), writer and performer of Studio 180 Theatre‘s A Public Display of...
