When you know your show will end up being compared to something else, how best to get it out of the way than by establishing not only that you are aware of it, but that you embrace it wholeheartedly? With its top hats, dying grisettes and pop music, …Read more

Since making her Broadway debut in 2001, theatregoers have been lucky enough to see Nikki M. James onstage almost every year (in fact she’s currently starring in Preludes at Lincoln Center Theatre), and now filmgoers will have the opportunity to see …Read more

For all its noir undertones and post WWII setting, Christian Petzold’s Phoenix has more in common with a classic musical than anything else. In Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe’s My Fair Lady (inspired by George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion) professor …Read more

Taking over from a performance that won another actor a Tony must not be easy, and yet Chilina Kennedy does it with flair, while leaving a mark all her own, eight times a week as she plays the title role in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. Playing …Read more

Sensory Stories currently being shown at The Museum of the Moving Image was conceived and organized by Future of StoryTelling and is essentially a peek into what the future holds for fiction narrative. Using virtual reality, interactive films and par …Read more

Queenie was a blonde, and oh what a blonde she is as played by the ever sensational Sutton Foster, who from the moment she makes her entrance casts a spell on the audience of The Wild Party. With legs for days and a feline, sensual purr, Queenie lets …Read more

Perhaps the marking of a great stage actor is that when you meet them in real life, it takes you a second or two to realize they’re the same person you saw on stage just a few nights before. Such was the case with Laiona Michelle who as Nanna in Amaz …Read more

You know Kelly AuCoin, you may just not know it yet. A true character actor, he’s been leaving his mark on stage as well as in television and films for over two decades, with appearances in shows like Law & Order and Gossip Girl, movies like Juli …Read more

In SeaWife, audiences are transported to a 19th century tavern where they attend the tale of the brave Percy, who following in the footsteps of his father decides to conquer ocean’s most enigmatic creature: the leviathan. We follow the hero during hi …Read more

In Meet Me in Montenegro Alex Holdridge and Linnea Saasen play Anderson and Lina, two drifters who meet by chance in Berlin and have a torrid fling that takes them to the title Balkan country. One day she disappears leaving only a note behind. Fast f …Read more