Fringe: Burn
Creighton James' new drama studies racism and sexism in 1860 Appalachia.
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All Singin', All Dancin': The Hottest Hoofin' in Town
Scott Siegel's summer series came to a close with a dazzling display of song and dance from Broadway's brightest.
MITF: Twist
Gila Sand's sexy retelling of the Dickens' classic is running at the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
Ann Hampton Callaway: Keeper of the Flame
Ann Hampton Callaway talks about jazz, cabaret and Broadway before her upcoming gig at the Blue Note.
Surface to Air: Scratching the Surface
David Epstein's new drama about war and its survivors is running at Symphony Space.
Fitz & Walloughs Get It in the End
The show comes across as a somewhat less-funny follow up to The Only Thing Straight.
Brandon Cutrell
The witty host of the After Party has released his first album, performing the songs he sings best every Friday night
Broadway by the Year: 1964, Part II
Last Monday, Scott Siegel brought a packed audience at the Town Hall back to that magnificent year, repeating nothing and proving once again what an extraordinary year 1964 was for Broadway
The Fabulous Life of a Size Zero: Running on Empty
Marissa Kamin's new play takes a look at the pressure affecting teenage girls today.
No Exit: Hell Is...
Jean-Paul Sartre's existential classic is getting a lukewarm revival at the Richmond Shepard Theatre.
Tea
Velina Hasu Houston's excellent work is receiving a less-than-excellent revival at Pan Asian Rep.
My Friend, The Cat
Phil Geoffrey Bond's one man show celebrates the love of a feline, and how friendship can change lives.
Pizza Man: Deliver Us From...
A millstone hangs around the neck of Darlene Craviotto's otherwise very cute play Pizza Man
Beauty on the Vine: Through a Glass, Darkly
Zak Berkman's new play about beauty and what lies beneath is running at Theatre Row.
Happy End: Sinners and Saviors
Theatre 1010's smart new production of the classic Brecht/Weill musical overcomes technical difficulties to shine.
Broadway by the Year: 1959
1959 will go down in history as the year that premiered three shows to win the Tony Award for Best Musical, but as Scott Siegel showed his audience at the latest Broadway by the Year concert, there was more to admire than just Redhead, Fiorello!, and The Sound of Music
West Moon Street: Quite a Crime
An adaptation of an Oscar Wilde short story has been adapted for the stage, but lacks the charm and wit of Wilde's greatest hits.
The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin
Kirsten Child's smart and sassy musical has finally been recorded and released by Ghostlight Records.
Anne of Green Gables
Lucy Maud Montgomery's classic heroine gets new life in this musical adaptation of the popular children's novel.
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