Even the most liberal of teachers would cringe at the didactic method used to teach children about slavery in Underground Railroad Game, which sees two idealistic instructors give the Civil War the immersive experience. The show opens in a classroom …Read more

With the election getting closer every day, the country’s most pressing political issues are on everyone’s minds. Theatre for the New City turns to folk music to tackle some of the biggest issues deciding today’s political climate in its new play The …Read more

On October 14th, Colin Donnell will be joining The New York Pops on their season opener, The Musical World of Lerner and Loewe, which celebrates the 60th anniversary of My Fair Lady. I had a chance to speak to Donnell about reuniting with the Pops, a …Read more

At the ripe age of 27, actor and playwright Brian Quijada has turned his personal experiences growing up as a Latino kid in suburban Chicago into an autobiographical play with his own twist. Where Did We Sit on the Bus? explores the important questio …Read more

Chuck & Me Playmakers’ Loops achieves an important feat in theatre with this play about a porn producer and his world set in 1990s New York: they never once take the easy way out with a cheap joke about porn or the 1990s. Instead, playwright Chuc …Read more

The vibe is electric. If the set, a near replica to that of The Golden Girls, isn’t enough to get you in the mood, the audience singing along to the opening theme song will. As the familiar punch lines roll in, there is no doubt that we are back in M …Read more

For ten years, the StinkyKids company has aimed to craft products that not only entertain but also edify children with important life lessons, building self-esteem and maturity in the process. The StinkyKids franchise includes books, dolls, and other …Read more

 I’m always nervous before attending an immersive theatre performance. For someone who has absolutely no training as an actor, the idea of potentially being put right in the spotlight gives me what I can only describe as stage fright. Entering the Br …Read more

The captivating true story about New York City’s own “dead shot” Mary Shanley, who eventually became a first grade detective of the NYPD with over 1,000 arrests under her belt, is now brought to life on the stage at The Bridge Theater at Shetler Stud …Read more

Children and adults alike will delight in the charming acrobatic adventure Flight, now playing a limited engagement at the Barrow Street Theatre. An adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince, Flight takes the unique imagery from the …Read more