BWW Review: Squawking slackers in the compelling world premiere THE WILD PARROTS OF CAMPBELL from NOW Collective at Cherry Lane Studio Theatre
In Sean Gorski's excellent scenic design, an inflatable parrot is perched on the back of a lounge chair.
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BWW Review: Socially contemplative A CHRISTMAS CAROL IN HARLEM at The Classical Theatre Of Harlem
A close friend recently told me there was no cure for climate change.
BWW Review: More Than One Door Swings Open In A Funny And Thoughtful Play THE SANTA CLOSET From Houses On the Moon Theater Company
Christmas is fully represented on the stage in the small Teatro Círculo Theater.
BWW Review: True story of the Cardiff Giant in the family friendly musical THE GIANT HOAX from Indieworks Theatre
In the musical Barnum, a song lyric compels you to 'join the circus like you wanted to, when you were a kid.
BWW Review: Creativity soars in the examination of toxic masculinity in the multimedia dance play BRANDOCAPOTE at The Tank
Truman Capote interviewed Marlon Brando in 1957.
BWW Review: Governmental bureaucracy is serious yet slyly hilarious in Voyage Theater Company's THE HOPE HYPOTHESIS at The Sheen Center
Is playwright Cat Miller in possession of an oversized blender? For her play The Hope Hypothesis, she tosses in Alice in Wonderland, a Kafkaesque tale, absurdist comedy, a spy thriller, soap opera histrionics and a deep state government mystery all together.
BWW Review: New York ghosts consider the meaning of life and art in the jazz-fueled (A)LOFT MODULATION at A.R.T./NY Theatres
'If you want to know what's wrong with this country, go ask a jazz musician.
BWW Review: Mac Wellman's mini-masterpiece THE INVENTION OF TRAGEDY at The Flea Theater
How to describe the oratorically dense, frequently hysterical and mind-buzzingly creative The Invention of Tragedy? How does Shakespeare sound to a young child? 'Let there be a dragon of trees and washing without wash cloths bags cats wardrobes bungle things and other things traps and twerps and
BWW Review: Thrillingly Memorable and Devastating DECKY DOES A BRONCO at The Royal Family Performing Arts Space
When you are a very lucky theatergoer, a play can transport you to a different time and place and age.
BWW Review: A woman uses science to comprehend America in THE CHAOS THEORY OF NOW at Theater For The New City
When I sat down to see The Chaos Theory of Now, I found the pre-show music selections to be quirky.
BWW Review: 5th Dimensional Realness is REVOLUTIONARY at Theater For The New City
With the not so faint wisps of fascism blowing all around the world today, artists seem compelled to paint the future.
BWW Review: Greek tragedies are recounted in BAD NEWS! I WAS THERE... at NYU Skirball Center
Arriving at New York University's Skirball Center, I was handed two green cards.
BWW Review: Mac Wellman's skewering of America in BAD PENNY and SINCERITY FOREVER at Flea Theater
'I do not feel compelled by reason to accept this theory of evolution, nor the periodic table of elements, nor the theory of global warming, nor the supposed crimes against the Jews attributed to one Rudolf Hitler.
BWW Review: Psychological aftermath of war is explored in BOOGIEBAN at 13th Street Repertory Theatre
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is the mental health condition explored in DC Fidler's play Boogieban.
BWW Review: An actress lands the role of a lifetime (or does she?) in WAITING FOR JOHNNY DEPP at Teatro SEA
Rita Donatella is a struggling wannabe actress working in a science lab and donning the white coat.
BWW Review: Florida gets squishy in SEA LEVEL RISE: A DYSTOPIAN COMEDY at Broadway Bound Theatre Festival
The music from 2001: A Space Odyssey opens Sea Level Rise: A Dystopian Comedy.
BWW Review: Spiritual Resistance in the rewarding HANNAH SENESH at National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Spiritual Resistance in the face of oppression is the theme for this season of the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.
BWW Review: Racial injustice is explored in the confessional A WHITE MAN'S GUIDE TO RIKER'S ISLAND at The Producer's Club
Riker's Island is New York City's notorious jail complex.
BWW Review: Stoppard's word fun with Shakespeare and subversion in DOGG'S HAMLET, CAHOOT'S MACBETH at Potomac Theater Project
Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth are two early plays by Tom Stoppard which were written to be performed together.
BWW Review: Truth is questioned in the play BARABBAS at Theater For The New City
According to the Bible, there was a prevailing Passover custom in Jerusalem which allowed a crowd to commute a prisoner's death sentence.
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