Review - Buffalo Gal: You Oughta Be In Pictures
If the old chestnut about life imitating art doesn't cross your mind a couple of times during A.
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Review - The Play's The Thing or Show Me The Money?
An orchestra ticket for Thurgood, with one actor and a modest set, costs nearly as much as one for August: Osage County, which has a large cast and an elaborate design.
Review - Flamingo Court: Love, Boca Raton Style
Playgoers with fond memories of wholesomely sexy television comedies like Love, American Style and The Love Boat may get a kick out of Flamingo Court, Luigi Creatore's trio of one-acts about romance among elderly Florida retirees.
Review - Animals Out Of Paper: Follow The Fold
Early arrivals to the McGinn/Cazale for Second Stage's Theatre Uptown production of Animals Out Of Paper can fill up their spare minutes by folding up a creation or two with the free origami paper made available in the lobby.
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Review - [title of show]: [obscure showtune reference]
As someone who gets a euphoric high from that strict-tempo ritard the orchestra takes toward the end of Fade Out-Fade In's overture, who considers the Broadway cast album of One Night Stand to be the perfect road trip CD and who more than once has been moved to get in front of a mirror and mime Nanc
Review - Broadway's Rising Stars: Welcome To The Theatre
Although that bountiful cornucopia of high praise, John 'I Loved It!' Simon, chose to heap lavish compliments on those he saw as standouts with his usual critical generosity, I'd rather not review the performances showcased by Scott and Barbara Siegel in their second annual concert of new talent, Br
Review - Some Americans Abroad: They'd None of Them Be Missed
Though idiots like the academic assortment of Richard Nelson's Some Americans Abroad, his 1989 satire of Yankee cultural self-loathing, may be high on Gilbert and Sullivan's Lord High Executioner's little list of those whose loss would be a distinct gain to society at large, this verbose crew would
Review - Those Were The Good Old Gays
This New York Observer feature on 'New Old Gays' confuses me.
Review - That's Our Hamlet!!!
Grease? Legally Blonde? Pretty obvious choices, if you ask me.
Review - Prince Trevor Amongst The Elephants: Respect For Ridiculousness
The word 'ridiculous' carries a certain reverence in theatre circles and when Duncan Pflaster calls his new play, Prince Trevor Amongst The Elephants, 'a big epic naked ridiculous Shakespearean fairy tale play for adults,' those in the know catch it as a bow to the late, great Charles Ludlum.
Review - Kicking a Dead Horse: Ramblin' Man
The title character - well, actually the title prop - of Sam Shepard's new entry, Kicking a Dead Horse, doesn't have to lift a hoof to make an impressive star entrance.
Review - Damn Yankees & East 14th
Perched above the stage in their private bleacher section, just beyond an outfield fence graffitied with the musical's title, conductor Rob Berman and his 25 piece Encores! Summer Stars orchestra might be mistaken for the conservatory cousins of Brooklyn's legendary Dodger Sym-Phony.
Review - Do Broadway Lyrics Still Have To Rhyme?
The last two Tonys for Best Score went to shows with lyrics that did not always strive for perfect rhyming.
Review - Booth & Pat: Slow Children Playing
The last time I reviewed the cabaret antics of singing comedians Booth Daniels and Patrick Frankfort, a/k/a Booth & Pat, the description, 'The Smothers Brothers on crystal meth,' entered the picture.
Review - Thoughts on Jesse Helms & The Wisdom of Crowds
I don't take pleasure in anybody's death; not even the death of someone who trampled on the rights of free speech in order to prevent funding for art that he considered to be obscene.
Review - Give That Person A Tony, Already!
Our new poll concerns some of our great Broadway veterans who, amazingly, have yet to win their first Tony Award.
Review - What Would Sweet Charity Have Done?
Backtrack a little to the night of June 1st (or just click here if you prefer) and remember how I described the scene at the York Theatre's Mufti production of Minnie's Boys when the curtain was held because 21 people were stuck in the theatre's elevator.
Review - The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public: Brand New Start
The history of Broadway's attempts to make commercially successful sequels of hit musicals is not a pretty one.
Review - BASH'd: A Gay Rap Opera: Love Changes Everything
After earning high accolades from its appearances in both New York and Toronto's Fringe Festivals and winning a Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) award for 'fair, accurate and inclusive representation of people and events in the media as a means of eliminating homophobia and discrimi
Review - How Much Would You Pay To NOT See [title of show]?
Plenty of musicals have tried to pass themselves off as 'the musical for people who don't like musicals' in order to bring new audiences to Broadway, but those apparent geniuses at [title of show] have figured out that there are people who hate Broadway musicals so much that they'd be willing to she
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