Leonore Confino’s show for the Dream Up Festival seems like a reaction to the seldom-asked question, “What would a rom-com be like if instead of being a coherent development of a relationship, it was just couples arguing?” In The Ring is made up of d …Read more
Revolution in the Elbow of Ragnar Agnarsson Furniture Painter, originally a concept album, has manifested in a sensational staging featuring Tony award-winning cast and crew members. Minetta Lane Theatre presents the world premiere of this truly int …Read more
The Last Days of Cleopatra takes the audience through a family’s painful emotional journey as their mother’s life comes to an end. With each family member (the father, son and daughter) struggling in their own way and finding fault with each other’s …Read more
Marianne Pilllsbury, the lead in Depression: The Musical, as well as creator of music, lyrics and book for the show, tries to convey the frustration and anxiety of the mental illness in an hour and 10 min. The play is a tongue-in-cheek story about a …Read more
Disney World: the happiest place on Earth, tourist destination for millions, monolithic cultural institution, and setting for Black Door Theatre Company’s Fringe Festival presentation of Cory Conley’s play Magic Kingdom. By choosing our nation …Read more
Actress and playwright Libby Skala mines her rich family heritage for some incredible stories. Felicitas is the last solo play in a trilogy about her grandmother and her two great aunts and is part of 2014 FringeNYC. Set in Vienna, against the backdr …Read more
Barceló con Hielo (Barceló on the Rocks) is a must-see performance at Repertorio Español: without a doubt it will soon become an emblematic play for the Dominican culture in New York. The world premiere play is written by Marco Antonio Rodríguez and …Read more
What do you get when you take your standard musical, combine it with five characters from Sophocles’ Greek tragedies, and infuse it all with your favorite memorable elements of the 90s? You get Olympus Records, a self-described “90s rock Greek tragic …Read more
Kunstler, by award winning Chicago playwright and author Jeffrey Sweet, tells the story of William Kunstler, a self-described “radical lawyer” and civil rights activist played brilliantly by Nick Wyman. The 90-minute play, presented at the Steve and …Read more
Welcome to the secret underground cabaret of Behind Closed Doors, hiding all the illegals of a dystopian city where alcohol, homosexuality and divorce is strictly against the rules made by the Coalition of the Sacred. And if you’re lucky enough to be …Read more
