Sex that is a surprise, and sex that is an assault. That is the key, and one of the many fascinating paradoxes built in and intertwined...
“What if I said I am not what you think you see?” This is the opening line that swings strong, setting up the battle, and signaling...
The loopholes in life are piled up and plastered across the back walls of the Roundabout Theatre Company‘s production of The Wanderers, the new play that...
Vanishing from life, that seems to be the thread that tries desperately to hold Sandra, a new one-woman theatrical piece at the usually more compelling Vineyard...
“Ready? Take your time.” And it’s off to the uncomfortable races with Steppenwolf‘s brilliant transfer of Bruce Norris’ Downstate, a new complex and challenging piece of theatre,...
“Now I get to remember,” spoken as the visuals turn on with a vengeance, and the American dream (or nightmare) known as Wal-Mart, begins to refract...
Jay Armstrong Johnson and Maulik Pancholy in Second Stage’s To My Girls. Photo by Joan Marcus. First off, I know, I know, I am soooo late...
The clowns roll in, vaudevillian style, with fake mustaches, top hats, and tails, singing a song of warning to the crowd. “Watch Out for the Suffragettes,”...
“They were dogs!” and “These were their names!” And with that silly simplistic refrain blasted out loud and clear from its two creators and stars, Space...
The week that I had in New York City earlier this month, before all the “abundence of caution” notices sadly were being posted, seemed to revolve...
It all started on a Monday, when a space traveler by the name of Egon Tichy is thrown off course by a freak accident and sent spiraling around...
It all comes down to “Micheal In the Bathroom“. The celebrated song, sung with a comical and emotional depth by the delicious George Salazar (off-Broadway’s The...
