Lonesome Traveler, written and directed by James O’Neil, is playing at 59E59 Theaters as part of the inaugural 5A season. It stars an ensemble cast of nine singers/musicians who tell the story of America from the 1920s through the 1960s through folk …Read more
Whenever a show gets a Broadway revival, one has to wonder why exactly it is being revived. What does the show contribute to a new generation of theatergoers? What does it say about the time when it was made and how does that come into play in our ti …Read more
Brooklyn-based playwright Cory Finley’s eerie domestic comedy The Feast is playing now through April 5th at The Flea Theater. But though the play, receiving its world premiere in the TriBeCa venue, is new to the boards, Mr. Finley’s work is anything …Read more
Since we’ve already reviewed Cast 1 of Romeo and Juliet, in this review we’ll omit the choice of setting, projections as well as the dances because they are kept exactly the same. See that review here: https://stagebuddy.com/reviews/review-hypokrit-t …Read more
Battalion Theatre’s production of Erica Lipez’s The Tutors, presented by FRIGID New York at Horse Trade @ The Kraine Theater, and under Gadi Rubin’s direction, relates the plight of three roommates as they edit college admission essays and tutor to p …Read more
Imagine that you’ve lived in the dark your whole life when one day the lights are suddenly turned on. Would it disturb you to see that the world is nothing like how you imagined it? That’s the question put forth in Jack Karp’s brilliant opening monol …Read more
Water and public speaking are among the things that people fear the most. In the solo show Underwaterguy, actor, musician, visual artist and free diver Steve Underwood bravely tells his life story by way of his love of water, all while acknowledging …Read more
It starts, like many nightmares, with toilet trouble. In Cory Finley’s horror-comedy The Feast, a world premiere at the Flea Theater, live-in couple Anna and Matt’s relationship takes a turbulent turn when the head starts making noise. What follows i …Read more
Old-fashioned, nostalgic glamour is big on Broadway this year, what with the eccentrics of “You Can’t Take it with You” and the retro vibe of “Honeymoon in Vegas”, not to mention the upcoming openings of “An American in Paris”, “Gigi”, “The King and …Read more
There are some plays driven by a narrative plot and others by a concept; Knock: A Journey to a Strange Country is the latter. The theater group Lost and Found Project has created this ensemble piece using the work of 20th-century poet Daniil Kharms a …Read more