That time when you first arrived to New York City and you were in awe of the city and figuring out yourself and the world, that time is the world of Liminal. Funny, endearing, and full of those wonderful New York City stereotypes about the people and …Read more

Acclaimed storyteller and New York Times published essayist Lisa Lewis’ SCHOOLED gets the New York International Fringe Festival treatment this year, and it is not to be missed. The three-character play sees a polished cast duke it out in a thrilling …Read more

In Lincoln’s Blood, a play at the New York International Fringe Festival, director and playwright Garrett Heater explores the ramifications of the president’s murder by focusing on three figures whose lives were forever changed by it. We are first in …Read more

Tony Borden’s Dead Lunch, or Who Prays for Bad Weather?, a character-driven, slice-of-life play at the New York International Fringe Festival, explores working-class society within the setting of a failing restaurant. In the first act, we see what ha …Read more

Aerial acrobatics, graceful choreography, heartfelt confessions and measured internal monologues weave together in Fail Better: Beckett Moves UMO. In this production at the New York International Fringe Festival created by the UMO Ensemble, Samuel Be …Read more

The Crack in the Ceiling, which opened August 15 as part of the New York International Fringe Festival, is about those unexpected problems that we must learn to survive as adults.  For Ellen, a single mother (portrayed skillfully and with great ease …Read more

Raw, contemporary and edgy, The Dirty Blondes’ The American Play is the story of college students all over the country. Performed at the New York International Fringe Festival, this play by Ashley Jacobson pays strange and twisted homage to Bret East …Read more

From Count Basie to Benny Goodman, the Big Band era of the early 20th century was dominated by men. Except for Ina Ray Hutton, that is. Hutton was the most successful female bandleader of the time and the first woman with her own television show, but …Read more

On two consecutive nights in early August, The New York Pops took over historic Forest Hills Stadium in Queens to begin their annual summer residency. It seems as if the elements conspired to make both nights unforgettable, as the hot, humid weather …Read more

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