“For Our Own” is a fast moving play about how the a culture of people are dealing with an issue in a complex way due to their cultural differences. StageBuddy interviewed Writer-Director-Actor Shubhra Prakash about her play that is currently running …Read more

Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s National Black Theatre and The Classical Theatre of Harlem’s 50th Anniversary production of “Dutchman” is a compelling contemporary portrayal of one of Amiri Baraka’s most powerful, yet controversial pieces of literature. In th …Read more

The Planet Connections Theatre Festivity is New York’s premier eco-friendly/socially conscious theatre, music and film festival.  From May 14 to June 8, the Paradise Factory will be host to 37 full productions, 14 staged readings, a music fest, and a …Read more

The young starlet Jessica Griffin has been entertaining family and friends since her first role as Dorothy in the “Wizard of Oz”. Currently starring in “Intermission” at the Clurman Theatre on Theatre Row, Griffin shows her natural propensity for bot …Read more

MTWorks is presenting an evening of short plays around a hot topic that will challenge our everyday perceptions about gun control.  Co-Artistic Directors David Stallings and Antonio Minino malong with the company members of MTWorks, bring this evenin …Read more

Second Stage Theater might easily be one of my favorite companies in New York City, offering diverse and prevalent theater for modern audiences.  The stakes and tensions run high in their production of Jon Robin Baitz’s “Substance of Fire”, a phenome …Read more

Tongue in Cheek Production’s “Buffalo Heights” is a mostly funny look at what can happen in small town Buffalo, NY when a new French teacher is brought in to take over the high school class that a Congress woman’s daughter thinks she controls. Heads …Read more

“Annapurna” isn’t a title that rolls off the tongue, but it works for the tone of this play: not everything here is easy. Playwright Sharr White has written a dense piece about a difficult and complicated relationship between two people unable to liv …Read more

Artistic Director of Up Theater Company, James Bosley brings his childhood neighborhood, Broad Channel, to Washington Heights in a biting new drama about a struggling blue collar family who find out that a treasured painting that’s been in their livi …Read more

SEE or SKIP: After Midnight SEE because: It’s about the best Broadway revue to come down the pike in a decade or three. So polished and so precise while being so energetic. There’s no filler, no mawkishness, no mugging or begging for applause, no “Am …Read more