It’s a beautiful thing to see dozens of examples of love at first sight when dog lovers meet their soon to be adopted companion. For 28...
I see over a hundred shows a year – Broadway, Off Broadway, and London but the performance I look most forward to each year is the...
The first theater awards show of the season were held on Sunday night May 3rd at the NYU Skirball Hall and it showed that the creative...
New singers belting old songs is the perfect way to bring musical lovers of all generations together. What a great way to start a new year!...
Travel the five boroughs of New York with a visit to the Museum of the City of New York. It’s only been four years since the...
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...
There is hope; there is kindness and there is generosity and they were all in evidence at the Red Bucket Follies on the stage of the...
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...
Charity is universal – ask Stitch New York is an art lover’s paradise. The Met, MOMA, Whitney and Guggenheim are wonderful museums with iconic paintings and...
On Monday October 27, the ground under Sony Hall was shaking as some of Broadway’s most talented performers rocked an excited audience. The evening theme of...
New York this past July was hot and humid ending the month with what is categorized as a heatwave – 3 days of temperatures above 90...
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival begins next month on August 25th. For almost eighty years, the festival has supported artists and performers to bring their talents to...
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?...
NAesop, the international skin, hair and body store is reaching into the minds and hearts of people this weekend as they open the Aesop Queer Library...
The Ali Forney Center is an essential organization for the homeless LQBTQ+ community The dog days of summer came early on June 7th as Manhattan West...
It’s a Bird..It’s a Plane… It’s Linda Lavin. If there was a title for Ms Lavin’s career that could be it as she soared in everything...
J Harrison Ghee co-hosted The Lucille Awards celebrated their 40th Anniversary and it proved that Off Broadway is still a vibrant and exciting place to be....
For 150 years people have donned their new Sunday best and strolled 5th Avenue celebrating Easter Sunday and enjoying the warmer weather of Spring. Initially people...
New York is a melting pot. As in all recipes, at first flavors seem to not belong together and may battle each other for dominance; but,...
PTP Academy students perform, Photo by Emmanuel Abreu, courtesy of People’s Theatre Project Yes! There is theatre above midtown Manhattan and it’s been there for sixteen...
You will always see something different when you attend a performance by Adrienne Haan. In the past she has given us tributes to Irving Berlin, salutes...
WOW! label.less is a new musical that had a too-short run at Theatre Row. I unfortunately saw it too late to encourage people to see it....
In a world where inclusion is still a whispered hope in many creative corners, Maestra Music’s AMPLIFY 2025 arrived like a thunderous affirmation of truth, artistry,...
The York Theatre’s second entry of their New2NY staged reading series, Who Is Jimmy Pants? makes for a fun evening that will leave their audience smiling....
They say “dying is easy comedy is hard,” I say parody can be harder. On Tuesday May 11th a charity event reading of Vape!, a Grease...
