Maybe Tomorrow, inspired by a true story, is a deeply touching dark comedy about what is real and what we simply learn to live with. Written by Max Mondi, the entire play is set in a bathroom, where the lives of Gail and Ben unfold as Gail slips into …Read more
The topic of suicide has never received such a puzzling treatment as in the intricate mystery thriller The Black Book. This head scratcher of a play may be convoluted at times, but it is utterly mesmerizing. At first I may have been annoyed at all th …Read more
Whitney Bashor first stole the hearts of Broadway fans with her haunting performance in The Bridges of Madison County where she played Robert Kincaid’s (Steven Pasquale) ex-wife Marian. In the bossa nova infused “Another Life” she evoked precisely an …Read more
With a sold-out FringeNYC run, two Moth StorySLAM wins, and a book (Alice in Tumblr-land) published by Penguin, Tim Manley is at the top of the storytelling craft. His one-man show, Feelings, weaves together the uneasy years in his twenties when he c …Read more
Bubbleheads, a one-act play at Theater for the New City’s Dream Up Festival, offers audiences a dreamlike experience of divorce and remarriage through the eyes of a child. We spoke with director Heather Chamberlain about the challenges of bringing th …Read more
A group of friends must deal with the aftermath of a suicide in Jacob Marx Rice’s play Coping. After a hit run at this year’s New York International Fringe Festival, it makes its way to the Soho Playhouse as part of the FringeNYC Encore series. Mr. R …Read more
At a prestigious art school, one teacher and two students get tangled in an unpredictable web of power and deceit in playwright Lisa Lewis’ SCHOOLED. After its successful premiere at the New York International Fringe Festival, the play will run as pa …Read more
The essence of Laugh It Up, Stare It Down is summed up in its opening scene when Joe (Jayce Bartok) and Cleo (Katya Campbell) meet outside her apartment. After awkward flirtation, they end up together, and a mere few scenes later they are married. Bu …Read more
Following a sold-out run at the 2015 New York International Fringe Festival, Your Love, Our Musical! is heading for an additional five shows in the Fringe Encore Series at the SoHo Playhouse. In each performance, Rebecca Vigil and Evan Kaufman choos …Read more
The homeless men in Time Out of Mind feel like no one can see them, and it’s testament to the great talent of the actors playing them that they manage to pull this off, even though their star quality is the kind that inevitably gets people noticed. O …Read more