BWW Reviews: THREE MEN ON A HORSE: On the Nose
The Actors Company Theatre (TACT) produces John Cecil Holm and George Abbott's "Three Men on a Horse", a 1930s comedy about playing the ponies.
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BWW Reviews: MOTHER OF GOD! - Misconceived
New Perspectives Theatre Company presents 'Mother of God!' a new play by Michele A.
BWW Reviews: GENTRIFUSION - Stoop to Conquer
With 'Gentrifusion: an installation of new work', Red Fern Theater Company continues its community-conscious theatre work with six new plays by New York writers on the theme of gentrification.
BWW Reviews: GOODBYE NEW YORK, GOODBYE HEART: Big Apple Cyber
The Production Company presents Lally Katz's 'Goodbye New York, Goodbye Heart', an unusual play about a future Internet dystopia, where virtual reality is difficult to distinguish from life.
BWW Reviews: ENDLESS SUMMER NIGHTS – The One That Got Away
Boomerang Theatre Company presents 'Endless Summer Nights' by company Artistic Director Tim Errickson, a bittersweet romance about the paths not taken.
BWW Reviews: Fringe - THE SECRETARIES, Stereotypists
TOSOS revives The Five Lesbian Brothers' 1993 satire 'The Secretaries', about a murderous cult of women working at a lumber mill.
BWW Reviews: Fringe: THE TWENTIETH-CENTURY WAY, Glory Roles
In Tom Jacobson's meta-theatrical 'The Twentieth-Century Way' two actors play a game of shifting parts when they are hired as bait to entrap homosexuals in 1914 California.
BWW Reviews: Fringe - THE MORNING AFTER/THE NIGHT BEFORE, Comedy Last Night
Jeff Bienstock's new musical 'The Morning After/The Night Before' is an amusing confection about reconstructing lost memories after a blackout at a party.
BWW Reviews: Fringe - BANSHEE OF BAINBRIDGE, Pixie Driver
Jim Tierney's new play 'Banshee of Bainbridge' is a disturbing play about racial tensions in the 1980s Bronx, as seen through the eyes of a confused and naive Irish-American man abandoned in a world changing too quickly for him.
BWW Rewviews: Fringe: Viva Los Bastarditos! - The Power of Rock
Jake Oliver's new musical comedy 'Viva Los Bastarditos!' is an hilarious romp that references everything from Zorro to Scooby-Doo, with a tongue-in-cheek witty style.
BWW Reviews: BASS FOR PICASSO - Something Fishy
Theater Breaking Through Barriers produces Kate Moira Ryan's nearly-funny comedy 'Bass For Picasso', featuring the company's traditional blend of differently-abled actors.
BWW Reviews: TWO GENTLEMEN OF LEBOWSKI - Ye Dude Abideth
DMTheatrics' American Shakespeare Factory presents the theatrical premiere of 'Two Gentlemen of Lebowski', Adam Bertocci's viral internet parody of 'The Big Lebowski', as writ in the style of William Shakespeare.
BWW Reviews: +30NYC: Dystopia, Ltd.
The Red Fern Theatre Company presents seven new plays imagining the New York of 30 years from now with angst and wit.
BWW Reviews: DADDY: Don't Let Your Son Go Down on Me
Dan Via's great new play 'Daddy' delves into the issues surrounding May/December Gay relationships with wit and style.
BWW Reviews: DARK RAPTURE, Fete Noir
The Attic Theater Company presents a lackluster production of Eric Overmyer's modern noir 'Dark Rapture'.
BWW Reviews: TEASER COW: Burger Kingdom Come
Clay McLeod Chapman's new play 'teaser cow' mixes the myth of the Minotaur with 'Fast Food Nation' to create a viscerally thrilling piece of work.
BWW REVIEWS: SCROOGE AND MARLEY - More of Gravy than the Grave
Barefoot Theatre Company presents 'A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley', an adaptation of the Dickens novel by Israel Horovitz, in a cartoonish and lackluster production.
Bail Out The Musical: Sell Out, Louise!
Wreckio Ensemble's new play 'Bail Out: The Musical' is a clever piece about theatre artists and compromising one's ideals.
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever!: Oh Mary.
Alternative Theatre Company presents Joe Marshall's 'The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever!', a tepid comedy about a struggling West Hollywood LGBT Theatre putting on a Christmas show.
REVIEW: The Late Christopher Bean: Is He Dead?
The Actors Company Theatre (TACT) delivers yet another neglected gem from theatre's past: 'The Late Christopher Bean', a delightful farce from 1932.
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