By Bart Greenberg***The Mint Theater Company has a long history of rediscovering forgotten plays that are deserving of a second look. They are now offering just such a look at a work from 1913, a […]
By Marilyn Lester***Who’s a good boy (or girl)! Why, your dog, of course! Canis familiaris, of which there are up to an astonishing 500 breeds worldwide, is wondrous; dogs have super powers beyond our meager capacities. […]
By Marilyn Lester***A stellar convergence: The Pearl Theater Company meets The Resident Acting Company meets Eugene Ionescu and Theater of the Absurd. The result: a whopping gem of a production of The Bald Soprano at […]
By Marilyn Lester***How fitting that October is devoted to issues of mental health, including Mental Illness Awareness Week and World Mental Health Day —all relevant to the core of the new play, Crazy Mama: A […]
By Marilyn Lester***What makes a legend most? For actor-vocalist-icon Francis Albert Sinatra, the answer would take volumes (and has!). Lucky for us, the short, succinct and thoroughly, wonderful cabaret/stage show, Our Sinatra answers the question […]
By Chip Deffaa***For this theater-goer, one of the happiest surprises of the past year was catching the world-premiere of The Edge Motel, a new play by Tom Rowan, directed by Ron Lasko—part of the Dream […]
By Bart Greenberg***Composer Al Tapper has been writing songs for most of his life. Along the way, the septuagenarian has written several Off-Broadway shows, produced a few documentaries (including the indispensable Broadway: The Golden Age), […]
By Bart Greenberg***Director Michael Gardner has written a stage version of Jean Cocteau’s Les Enfants Terribles, now running at East Village Basement. The source material, originally a 1929 novel, presents a complicated but straightforward tale […]
By Bart Greenberg***In the new Smoking Mirror Theatre production of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, running at the A.R.T. theater, the mortals are indeed fools. And the fairy people aren’t much more together either. […]
By Special Guest Reviewer Michael Lee Stever***Storm clouds are rumbling and the walls are dripping with molten greasepaint at The Housing Works Bookshop (126 Crosby Street) in Manhattan. Debra Winger and Arliss Howard are setting […]
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