New York! Are you Single? Dating? Partnered? Married? Divorced? Estranged? Or somewhere in between all that? Human-to-human connection is what it's all about and Valentine's Day isn't going away, so make a night of it and watch a play. In the theater you're immersed in environments that feed our desire to communicate -- and I've got 5 shows that won't let you down:
Poetry is the language of the heart and this new play, written in blank verse, speaks immediately to those who believe in love. It is a retelling of the myth of Psyche and Cupid, the latter struck with the irrevocable sting of infatuation. Get more information here.
Producers David and Jamillah Lamb know a thing or two about love turning their romance and passion into art that's both rich in knowledge and satisfying. An Off-Broadway show still running strong after 10 years, this production stays fresh with a cast of actors who are comedic geniuses. Find information on how to purchase tickets here, and don't miss out on our interview with producer and playwright David Lamb here.
If you watch YouTube at all, you've probably seen the commercial for this must-see new Broadway musical, which recounts the life of Carole King, from heartbreak to her rise to fame. Our reviewer called it "something truly spectacular". (Read the full review here.)
There are many reasons to check out this new Irish play: the heart-churning writing of John Patrick Stanley; stellar directing from Doug Hughes; a beautiful set by John Lee Beaty; and two award-winning actors, Brian F. O'Byrne and Debra Messing. Need more convincing that this is a play to see? Read StageBuddy's review here.
Sarah Ruhl does it again with her play "Stage Kiss" at Playwrights Horizon. What happens when two lovers with a history share a stage kiss -- and what transpires when actors share a real one? Don't miss out on seeing this show. For more information, click here.
The top theater performances to catch on Valentine's Day.
