Review: ONCE UPON A (KOREAN) TIME at LA MAMA COMES IN HOT, STIRS THE POT
Presented by Ma-Yi Theater Company and directed by Obie-winner Ralph B.
Derek McCracken
Review: LOVE QUIRKS at AMT Theater
You can’t hurry LOVE QUIRKS.
BWW Review: BUGGY BABY Zigzags Down A Humor-Horror Rabbit Hole at APAC
Surreal and surreptitious, the comedy-horror BUGGY BABY centers on some displaced immigrants in London seeking normalcy despite the lunacy in their lives.
BWW Review: COSMICOMICS at The New Stage Theatre
Thematically expansive within its intimate performance space, the paradoxical primordial soup swirling in COSMICOMICS blends the essential elements of earth, air, fire, and water with music, storytelling, ballet, and absurdist humor.
BWW Review: THE LEMON GIRLS OR ART FOR THE ARTLESS at La MaMa
These ladies don't lunch; they launch, twist, lurch, pop and topple.
BWW Review: JANE ANGER at New Ohio Theatre Gets Even and Gets Laughs with a Shakespearean Twist
Mixing history, mystery, sword play and word play, JANE ANGER takes a jab at right-sizing Shakespeare and does so with hilarious results.
BWW Review: ADDRESSLESS from Rattlestick Playwrights Theater is Interactive and Illuminating
Imaginative, interactive and illuminating, ADDRESSLESS humanizes the plight of three homeless and nomadic New Yorkers who are forced to keep couch surfing, shelter hopping, street roaming and panhandling to survive winter and beyond.
BWW Review: Cosplay and Camaraderie Are Magic at Dutch Kills Theater Company's THE ANTELOPE PARTY
Brony-bonded and fully invested in cosplay camaraderie, the diverse ensemble of actors in Dutch Kills Theater Company's THE ANTELOPE PARTY at The Wild Project take playwright Eric John Meyer's prescient character-driven dramedy on a wild ride.
BWW Review: Game on! Cultures Clash in 1-2-3 MANHUNT at Theater for the New City
Fists fly and cultures clash atop a tenement building in New York’s Lower East Side in playwright Tony DiMurro’ 1-2-3 Manhunt, where two outsiders on the edge of different generations pledge allegiance to a combustible mentorship to save what’s sacred.
BWW Review: THE SOUND INSIDE Reverberates Online at TheaterWorks Hartford
Ethical boundaries and emotional bonds fray in playwright Adam Rapp’s THE SOUND INSIDE, a cryptic and creative trope-defying drama exploring a symbiotic and suspenseful Ivy League professor-student friendship.
BWW Review: San Francisco Playhouse Streams Julia Brothers' I WAS RIGHT HERE
Minutes into the train trip that propels the play I WAS RIGHT HERE, author/actor Julia Brothers reflects on the reflection of an across-the aisle passenger: “It’s like I’m watching a movie of his heartbreak.
BWW Review: On Edge, Online: Spin Cycle and JCS Theater Company's ADJUST THE PROCEDURE Exposes Real College Crises, Virtually
Health efficacy and academic bureaucracy clash in ADJUST THE PROCEDURE, a timely pandemic play about a group of deans and directors at an NYC college who meet to disclose, debate and deny a rash of compounding crises.
BWW Review: COLOR STRUCK at Theater for The New City
With his wide grin, open arms and humble humor, actor-activist-comedian Donald E.
BWW Review: A PEREGRINE FALLS at The Wild Project
A Peregrine Falls at The Wild Project doesn't need to travel at breakneck speed to make an impact.
BWW Review: THE SHADOW BOX Hurts So Good at Gene Frankel Theater
Who knew that demise could border on delightful? Although any one of the mortality-mindful tales portrayed in The Shadow Box would serve as a viable brink from which one could face death, three stories converge to create a powerful and entertaining metanarrative nexus where life meets loss, love cha
BWW Review: A CITY OF REFUGE Offers Communion Amidst Crisis at The Center At West Park
Inspired by true events, A City of Refuge from Primitive Grace Theatre Ensemble brings the audience squarely to church, a haven-as-melting-pot that reaches its boiling point and beyond.
BWW Review: NEAR TO THE WILD HEART at The New Stage Theatre Company
Dark, deep, mysterious and moving, Near to the Wild Heart echoes the voice and valor of the award-winning 1943 novel by Jewish-Brazilian author Clarice Lispector.
BWW Review: THE WHITES Inverts Race at Theater For The New City
As creatively ambitious as it is confounding, THE WHITES illuminates a race-inverted space where Black is white, the Whites are 'black' and.
BWW Review: Keen Company's MOLLY SWEENEY at Theatre Row
Set in contemporary Ballybeg, Ireland, the image-laden story of MOLLY SWEENEY commands our attention as we listen closely to visualize what is being described to us from contrasting perspectives.
BWW Review: AMERICAN FABLES at HERE
In Eric Fallen's timely AMERICAN FABLES, all is fair in love and war as battle lines are drawn in five taut morality tales.
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