Christian Borle, Stephanie J. Block, Brandon Uranowitz, Andrew Rannells, Betsy Wolfe, Tracie Thoms in 2026 – Photo Credit Jenny Anderson Two sold-out Carnegie Hall concerts lead...
Every awards season brings with it a nagging, but all too-familiar mixture of excitement and longing. Still, few announcements inspire quite the same feeling of theatrical...
A grand piano and a pink feathered gown, worn by the unexpected, usher us into this unapologetically delightful romp. Women in black tie and tails and...
An old-fashioned clock is stationed over the stage like a warning, or a stopwatch, counting down the minutes until High Noon strikes and Marshal Will Kane...
Rain lashes the stage as John Millington Synge’s masterpiece comedy The Playboy of the Western World arrives at the National Theatre, with bodies moving through the...
It’s all delicious art deco inside Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels, revived most brilliantly at the Menier Chocolate Factory under Christopher Luscombe’s immaculate direction. The revival arrives...
After an exchange of love, tenderly delivered, Alfie states, quite clearly, “I’ve accepted what Dr. Chan said on Friday.” And in that beginning, End at the...
Why Peckham Is Becoming One of London’s Most Desirable Neighborhoods Walk through Rye Lane on a Saturday and you’ll hear three different languages in ten minutes,...
Holiday House Hamptons 2025: A Celebration of Design and a Fight for a Cure. The Hamptons are once again abuzz with creativity and philanthropy as Holiday...
Getting your business a big reputation is a very delicate and difficult task. For this big step, many companies chose to host exhibitions. The event of...
Standing and singing a song of sorrow and freedom in a fevered red dress is the woman of the moment; The Duchess [of Malfi], played with...
With an unexpected Irish flair, in both music and storytelling, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – The Musical comes to vivid life on a foggy...
It was the first time I’d ever been to Menier Chocolate Factory theatre in London, England, if you can believe it, and it was also the...
One man rocks, seated in a square on a hard bench beside an empty bowl and a bucket. The other is motionless, face down on the...
It begins with a radio broadcast straight out of every World War II movie in existence, with England standing firm against the onslaught of German forces...
A surprise at The Pheasantry This beloved cabaret room, home to many of our favorite performers when in London, welcomed Jason Henderson for a one-night-only performance,...
Clearly someone did, and he wreaked his magic once again with a Cole Porter master-piece. Imagine, if you will, that someone gives you a beautiful bouquet...
Any vacation that includes Dolly Levi, Kate the Shrew, and P.T. Barnum is off to a rousing start. Throw in everyone’s favorite hotelier, Basil Fawlty to...
The big surprise of this trip was the production of \, close to the site of what we know as Downton Abbey. In the small town...
I read that the first published book written about a Shakespearian character was focused not on the legendary Macbeth or Hamlet, but on the “dodgy, obese,...
As she makes her way down the numerous flights of stairs, endless and amazing, The Hills of California, written with clever purpose by Jez Butterworth (The...
“As the dawn breaks” over the houses, a songbird’s tender melody flies this new musical forward over the three mornings, decades apart. As three households are...
It’s going to be some Shakespeare-heavy months ahead, especially around those famously doomed lovers named Romeo and Juliet, as I fly into the Stratford Festival (formally...
The far-off static sound of television catches our attention. We focus in, searching the space for a source, but only see signs of a struggle; maybe...
Weaving together a memory play with a psychological study of epic historical proportions, the National Theatre delivers a mystery revolving most dynamically around a murder up...
