For actors, the audition may be a dreaded thing, but it is also chance to prove themselves and show their talent. Being Seen, a funny and witty play at the New York International Fringe Festival, is about the Actor’s exhausting yet exhilarating audit …Read more

The setup of Samsun Knight’s Vanishing Point, part of the New York International Fringe Festival, is fairly straightforward: Gene (Chris Morriss) is having an affair with Maria (Sarin West), and when his dying wife Diane (Jessica Asch) discovers his …Read more

When tragedy happens, survivors and family members of victims often become obsessed with finding out who was at fault. Who let this horrible thing happen? One such tragedy occurred during WW2 when 173 people were crushed to death in the air raid shel …Read more

If you were convinced that your reality was nothing more than a staged play, would you try to change it or just wait for the next scene? In Maybe Tomorrow, part of the New York International Fringe Festival, playwright Max Mondi gives us a sweet, dar …Read more

Emily Simon’s Old Haunts, playing at the New York International Fringe Festival, follows a young Mark Robbins (Levi Satter), going back and forth from his past to present as he explores his love of poetry, a distant relationship with his father, the …Read more

In Informed Consent, playwright Deborah Zoe Laufer asks us to hold up religion and myth against science as she tackles one of the life’s largest enduring dilemmas: are there dangers in the relentless pursuit of knowledge? To complement months of rese …Read more

Smart, nuanced and moving, Sideway Theater’s No Chaos: Pollock’s Wife examines the often overlooked abstract painter Lee Krasner’s life and her volatile relationship with husband and fellow artist Jackson Pollock. This play at the New York Internatio …Read more

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