TIMBER PINES PLAYERS

by David McKibbin - December 04, 2023

What did our critic think of A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A LIVE RADIO PLAY at New City Players?...

by Stephen Sorokoff - April 02, 2023

Billy Stritch, pianist, singer/arranger/composer/entertainer and EDUCATOR extraordinaire, gave a performance at the Wick Museum Nightclub last night that will resonate in his audience’s musical memory forever. He recreated the genius of the late great composer Cy Coleman’s music and piano artistry w...

by John Lariviere - March 05, 2023

Though possessed of impressive talent (that voice!), and a formidable resume she never takes herself too seriously. My Golden Age is cabaret at it’s finest, and the 75-minute show flew by. Vosk does not sing covers of songs - she interprets them and makes them uniquely hers, and her musicianship and...

by Richard Cameron - February 23, 2023

GOOD PEOPLE audiences are taken on an emotional journey as they explore the American working-class experience and the everyday struggles with hopes that shape our lives. African American Director Jerry Dixon GOOD PEOPLE is raw and powerful. ...

by David McKibbin - January 23, 2023

Til Death Do Us Part…You First! is a show that combines fast-paced Catskills-style comedy with a grounded sense of pathos. Even behind Fogel’s mask of self-deprecating humor, audiences can see a man on a journey to find acceptance. If you have a friend or relative in the Lonely Hearts Club, tickets ...

by Richard Cameron - January 17, 2023

From exhilarating choreography, broadway belts, hysterical physical comedy, vibrant costumes, radiant sets, ingenious videos, and lighting Sweet Charity proves Maltz Jupiter Theatre is a sweet opportunity for Broadway-bound productions....

by David McKibbin - December 23, 2022

What did our critic think of TAP DANCING THROUGH AUSCHWITZ at The Arts Garage?...

by David McKibbin - December 05, 2022

This year, New City Players just created what could possibly be a brand-new Christmas tradition with their production of It’s A Wonderful Life, which opened on December 2 at Island City Stage....

by David McKibbin - May 04, 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has taught us some valuable lessons about life. When we are isolated, there will always be someone to turn to as our family in times of hardship, even if they are not blood relatives. Moreover, the people who hurt us in the past can still be there to help us heal. While Quiara ...

by David McKibbin - April 14, 2022

You have three more performances of Lynn Nottage's play about finding love and following your dreams at Palm Beach Dramaworks....