Review - Which Musical Theatre Character Would Make The Worst Blind Date?, Part 2
Last week we asked which guy musical theatre character you would least like to have as your blind date.
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Review - Adding Machine and Artf*ckers
February of 2008 has turned out to be a heck of a terrific month for non-traditional and daring Off-Broadway musicals.
Review - Vita & Virginia: Mad About The Girl
It took barely a sip of post-theatre cocktail for one of my companions to breathe a mournful sigh in memory of the lost art of letter writing.
Review - Which Famous Name Would Bring You To The Box Office?
We all know that famous names sell tickets on Broadway.
Review - Hunters and Gatherers: Slaves of Craig's List
When Tama Janowitz coined the phrase 'Slaves of New York' with the title of her 1986 collection of short stories, she was referring to how the lack of affordable apartments in the city flings people into quick romantic commitments or has them cling onto unhealthy ones for the sake of having a place
Review - Ben Cherry Hates New York... But Loves It, Too
As much as I enjoy listening to some Kander and Ebb anytime, it's very refreshing to see a young performer do a complete show about New York without hearing that all-too-familiar vamp.
Review - The Little Mermaid: Sue Me, I Liked It
Although I was set to see The Little Mermaid shortly after its opening, an actor's absence due to illness resulted in the rescheduling of many press seats to later dates, which is why I'm posting this a good two and a half weeks after the big night.
Review - Christine Pedi Sings Sheldon Harnick: A Matchless Match
On Monday night Christine Pedi will be receiving a New York Nightlife Award for Great Dames, her 2007 salute to notable ladies of the stage and screen.
Review - Warning: They 'Talk Like A Jerseyite'
The Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center's web site sports an unusual parental warning for their upcoming production of Jersey Boys: Jersey Boys is not recommended for children under the age of 16 due to strong 'authentic Jersey' language.
Review - Memphis
Michael Dale's review of Memphis, the new Broadway musical.
Review - Bye Bye Birdie
Michael Dale reviews Bye Bye Birdie and focuses on the positives in the production: dance ensemble numbers sparkled with real show-biz energy and livened up the production, Allie Trimm's solid performance, and Dee Hoty's presence.
Review - Oleanna & Circle Mirror Transformation
Michael Dale reviews Oleanna and Circle Mirror Transformation.
Review - Broadway Originals at Town Hall
Those four Jews were in a room bitching again last Sunday afternoon.
Review - Avenue Q
No, that steady rumble you may hear and feel beneath your feet as you walk along 50th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues these evenings is not the A train making its way to Columbus Circle.
Review - The Royal Family
In the 1920s, George S.
Review - Hamlet
If you're a frequent theatre-goer who has seen a decent number of Hamlets, or just a decent number of contemporary Shakespeare productions, chances are you'll get that old feeling of déjà vu watching Michael Grandage's Donmar Warehouse import, now parked at the Broadhurst for a limited run.
Review - Superior Donuts & Wishful Drinking
The old cliché says that New York audiences will always bow in awe and rampage box offices whenever a play from Great Britain washes upon its shores.
Review - A Steady Rain & Let Me Down Easy
If you take a whiff of air somewhere in the vicinity of the Schoenfeld Theatre these days and sense a slight essence of Mickey Spillane, it's undoubtedly due to the presence of Keith Huff's hardboiled police melodrama, A Steady Rain.
Review - The Night Watcher: Don't 'Ah, Ma' Me
Michael Dale reviews Charlayne Woodard's new solo piece The Night Watcher.
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