Whether she’s playing one character or four, Geneva Carr always brings a sense of in-the-moment earthiness to the stage. She broke through in Robert Askins’ Hand to God, for which she was rightfully nominated for the Best Actress Tony, as the torment …Read more
For the second consecutive year, audiences will get to see the best work from up and coming choreographers in Jersey (New) Moves! Emerging Choreographers at NJPAC. The initiative by Jersey Moves! Festival of Dance pairs young choreographers with expe …Read more
New Yorkers and out of town audiences are in for a delightful treat as British sensation Dillie Keane closes out the 2016 Brits Off Broadway festival at 59E59 Theaters. With a collection of old songs, new material, and plenty of life lessons in betwe …Read more
Six women endeavor to make feminist pornography in #liberated, a refreshing, enjoyable, often dark comedy by theatre collective The Living Room. The play, conceived and scripted by Lillian Meredith and co-directed by Rachel Karp and Jaki Bradley, bec …Read more
The audience gets a little uncomfortable during The Death of a Black Man (A Walk By) at Theatre for a New City, which is appropriate as the immersive play by Emmy Award-winning writer Ian Ellis James (aka William Electric Black) deals with the very u …Read more
We caught up with Jose Llana at Paul Stuart’s Best of Broadway where we talked about the “Hamiltonys”, his album Altitude, and his tentative plans in The King and I tour. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE2l54l5uKA&feature=youtu.be
“Thank you, madam. Please call again. Do call again, madam,” is the rejoinder the staff at Maraczek’s Parfumerie sings each time a customer exits the shop. The line charmingly, simply, understatedly — and politely — sums up a lot of what works abou …Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2IKCNsx2gU We caught up with the sensational Liz Callaway and legendary Tony-winner Tommy Tune at Paul Stuart’s Best of Broadway on June 6th.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M210ccQ9Suk&feature=youtu.be We caught up with Laura Osnes and Max von Essen at Paul Stuart’s Best of Broadway on June 6th. They shared their thoughts on the Tonys and talked about their upcoming projects.
If you’ve ever wondered why hourglasses are filled with sand, Gregory S. Moss’ Indian Summer might just have an answer for you. Not that the play (at Playwrights Horizons through June 26) has anything to do with a history of the device, at least not …Read more
