Kit Goldstein Grant is having quite the career. The multi nominated award-winning composer, lyricist and librettist of The Nose and The...

Langston Hughes, whose Harlem home is still a popular place for visitors and artists of all likes to gather and reflect on art and the...

Romance is elegance in motion. It’s an action as much as it is an emotion. Romance is also palpable. It has a look, a feel, a sound, a...

Broadway Bounty Hunter is a living breathing nonstop comic book action adventure smash hit.

There’s a cabin in the woods of the Catskill mountains awaiting its next set of renters. Six millennials are on their way to spend the weeke

The New Victory Theater has a long history of producing quality family entertainment that strives to surpass simple excellence. Their own...

The apocalypse is upon us. The world has been torn asunder. Everything is ablaze and as it burns two local radio show hosts are still at...

Della has a wonderful life. She bakes delicious cakes and these creations consume her entire world. She has a lovely shop in the town of...

Storytelling is the oldest form of theatre. When primitive man first encircled the fire it was stories that were told. Even before known...

Travisville is a good play. An extraordinarily good play. The acting is stellar. The script is insightful. The direction is spot on. The...

Three central characters exist on stage at Theatre Row’s Lion Theatre. They are all participants in a highly charged emotional love...

As the sun set on yet another day when a gunman opened fire in a school on American soil the company of There’s Blood at the Wedding...

Chemistry is key in any play detailing the perils and pitfalls of human relations and relationships. There must be a synergy of...

Randy has written a novel and he wants to read it to you. Actually, he needs to read it to you. He’s slaved and labored and sacrificed to...

Words. Words. Words. Beautiful luscious words. Set in rhymes. Framed in metaphors. Hung in allegories. Displayed with glorious grace,...

Seagullmachine, now being presented at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club’s Ellen Stewart Theatre, is the totally immersive creation of...

Let us not bandy about. This Flat Earth is an important play. It is among the first of its kind to arrive in the theatrical commercial...

With a deeply engrossing book by Luther Davis and the beautiful music and lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest, the legend that is...

Take equal doses of Transylvanian folklore, Goethe, Faust, Ibsen, Dante, booming Werner Herzog like voice overs, stock footage movie...

Sometimes in the world of theatre you run into the seemingly perfect show. Everything appears to be just as it should be. The actors are...

An owl has arrived to deliver a message to a young boy. The lucky recipient of this owlgram has been accepted into a little known world...

The mere mention of The Red Shoes conjures up technicolor memories of the 1948 Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger British film that...

In order to gain entry to the Safe Harbors Indigenous Collective’s production of Don’t Feed The Indians: A Divine Comedy Pageant at the...

Sharon is a basket case. She’s a New York City, Upper West Side psychoanalyst in need of her own New York City, Upper West Side...

Welcome to New World Stages Theatre Four. Welcome to a Brechtian black box presentation of testosterone driven madness. Welcome to a...

Some believe that “the oldest profession” is an idiom that conjures up mental images of brothels and clandestine encounters. Others...

Two time Pulitzer Prize finalist and Tony Award nominee author Sarah Ruhl wrote For Peter Pan as a gift to her actress mother Kathleen...