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NEWSical the Musical – Review – Spoofin’ and Goofin’ in an Off Broadway Show
For theatre lovers in NYC on a Sunday night – it’s not easy finding a show. During the day, there are lots of matinees. But there aren’t many theatres offering evening performances. Luckily, we found NEWSical the Musical
VANYA and SONIA and MASHA and SPIKE Review – Christopher Durang’s comedy tribute to Chekhov.
FAMILY and RELATIONSHIPS and SEX and CHEKHOV – Put these all together, add a clever fast-paced script with exceptional actors, and the result is a fun-filled, laugh-packed evening
Mock Your World
Mock Your World is a five star show that I urge all New Yorkers to see. The show hosts an all-star cast singing witty lyrics. I would go as far to label it as the local version of “Avenue Q”
Jerry Lewis Live Review – A Living Legend with Sad Undertones
At 87, Jerry Lewis remains a legend and can still sell out a crowd, but he needs to do what he does best - entertain
Parsifal Met in HD review-Rivers of Blood
Wagner's challenging final opera is presented in a new, present-set production by New York's Metropolitan Opera
The Year 2012 in Review - New Places and New People
The year 2012 in Review- New Places and New People is what made 2012 what it was. Travel back down memory lane with me
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Review - Drink, Drank, Drunk, Destroyed
This poignant and ferocious Edward Albee masterpiece is as tantalizing today as it was 50 years ago
BILLY ELLIOT The Musical at the Imperial Theatre, NY - From Movies to Broadway Musicals
Family. History. Dance. These three elements combine in the Tony Award Winning “Billy Elliot The Musical,” which is based on the 2000 film “Billy Elliot.”
Judy Collins at Cafe Carlyle Review - Back for Her Sixth Engagement
The intimate setting of the beautiful Café Carlyle only added to the anticipation felt waiting for Judy Collins to take the stage. Collins entered with her guitar hung around her neck, dressed in all white, giving off the air of an art deco angel
Judy Collins at Café Carlyle - The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel Welcomes Back Judy Collins for the 6th time for 3 Week Engagement 9/11 – 9/29
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel is pleased to welcome back legendary singer/songwriter Judy Collins for her sixth engagement at the iconic venue, Café Carlyle. Ms. Collins' three week engagement runs September 11 through September 29 where she will be joined by her musical director Russell Walden
Der Rosenkavalier MetHD Review – It gets better every time I see it
We are in old Vienna during the reign of Maria Theresa and Octavian, a young Viennese blade, is crawling out of the Marschallin’s bed
Rain, A Tribute to the Beatles on Broadway Review – We loved it!
A Beatles fan, I was intrigued. I wondered how a Broadway musical could possibly capture the beauty and vibrancy of the Beatles’ music
Spider-Man, Turn Off The Dark
Spider-Man, Turn Off The Dark electrifies audiences with spectacular flying stunts, high tech sets, and colorful costumes
Hansel & Gretel Preview – Déjà vu all over again
I had some free time last week and figured to get a head start on my review by writing part of it before seeing the opera; then after seeing it, I would revise as appropriate -- things didn’t work out that way
Hansel & Gretel Review – Bah! Humbug!
I don't enjoy being Scrooge at this time of year, but "Bah! Humbug!" are the only words to thoroughly convey my reaction to the 2007-8 Met HD Live production of Hansel and Gretel
“The Brain That Wouldn’t Die” Review - It Deserves to Live!
Part of the New York Musical Theatre Festival, "The Brain That Wouldn’t Die! In 3-D!!!" surely deserves a longer life here in New York
Next to Normal Theater Review - On Broadway
How about a musical centered around depression? Sound like fun? Well “Next To Normal” isn’t the kind of theatre you experience for fun, although it is very entertaining
Priscilla Queen of the Desert at the Palace Theatre NYC Review
As the house lights dim, a huge mirrored ball descends from the ceiling and starts spinning, spilling light everywhere in the theatre. Disco music accompanies the glimmering effects, and the energy and excitement of this roaring musical takes off
Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps - Off Broadway Review – A New-Fangled Hitchcock Sizzles and Surprises at the New World Stages in New York
Hitchcock. On speed. With laughs. That’s what you get with this seriously funny Off-Broadway hit, Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps. It’s a Hitchcock like you’ve never seen before
Million Dollar Quartet - Broadway Review
Another Broadway musical featuring songs made famous way before the playwrights ever dreamed up a scenario
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