By Dennis W The mixture of fantasy, twisted history, gender identity, and the fluidity of time and being is what still keeps readers pouring over Virginia...
By Dennis W. Unemployed wide-eyed actor, Dan is just trying to pay his bills when a job search leads him to one of London’s premiere men’s...
By Dennis W Before the show, I kept hearing the song from Pippin play on repeat in my head all day long, “We’ve got magic to do, just...
By Dennis W. When you hear the name Marc Summers you probably already know who the man is. He was on your or your children’s must-see...
It’s the dawn of a new day, says A Sign of the Times, the latest jukebox musical that opens itself up to a sweet nostalgia of...
So here’s the pickle. This play, The Ally, clocking in at a far too long two hours and forty minutes, throws controversy at you in numerous...
“Have I got the complicated guy for you?” And with that commentary from one friend to another, The New Group‘s fantastically layered cocktail of whisky and...
I’ve seen several one-person shows this past week, 3 to be exact (Grand’s Huff, Tarragon’s Guilt, & TPM’s As I Must Live It); sorta 4 if...
By Dennis W. A.R.T./ New York Theaters recently hosted a Face to Face Films production of the world premiere of Anthony M. Laura’s new play, Shadows at the...
Charging its way from off-Broadway’s The Public Theater to Broadway as fast as can be, we have been gifted with the latest jukebox musical pulled from...
“This is exactly how it happened “ we are told, followed by a big wide screen opening that descends upon us, but it does not quite...
That young boy, running and dancing around that Classic Stage Company theatre floor, flinging fabric in exchange for coins has everything one would want in a...
“Unsex me here!” An appropriate beginning for All The Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented The Villain, playing out and summoned with full force downtown at...
By Dennis W How do you feel about death and grief? It seems like a straightforward question but try to answer it and you’ll trigger all...
By Dennis W What happens when two artists fall in love and become one artist, a collaboration? Pair playing at the 59E59 Theaters written and produced by...
Epic is the word, and fascinating. Even after three and a half hours. Making us lean in almost from the very moment they all file out,...
“I wouldn’t scoff if I were you,” we are told within the first few moments of the deliciously fun new play, Dracula – A Comedy of...
“All will be revealed,” we are told midway through a delightfully delicious Act One in the new musical, or should I call it; the new sung...
Standing in the late night light of a fridge held open, a woman contemplates more than just a midnight nibble. Morbid in her thoughts and questions,...
By Dennis White The theater is filled with eerie almost tribal music with birds chirping as the audience finds their seats for Primary Stages’ production of...
By Dennis W Vinny Celerio (as Intrusive), Nicole Lamb (as Intrusive), Mia Cherise Hall (as Melinda), Zummy Mohammed (as Intrusive), and Audree Hedequist (as Intrusive) Photos...
By Dennis W The world premiere of Pay the Writer by New York Times bestselling author Tawni O’Dell is playing Off-Broadway at The Alice Griffin Jewel...
All on one day, a Saturday in June, I found myself feasting on Atlantic Theater Company‘s Days of Wine and Roses after a lunchtime visit with...
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...
