The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Brooklyn.
There rarely comes a musical that everyone truly can have nothing bad to say about - one that is saturated with a myriad of different emotions conveyed one minute through upbeat, somewhat goofy songs and the next in a somber ballad between two characters in the midst of falling in love.
For actors looking for work in New York City and for audiences looking to see some of Broadway's biggest hits in an intimate venue at extremely affordable prices, Brooklyn's Gallery Players consistently provides those opportunities.
Celebrating the release of SING YOU TO SLEEP, Anika Larsen made her solo concert debut at Birdland on Monday, March 23.
It may be a long night's journey, but Robert Falls' mounting is a most captivating interlude.
Bored to death of experimental theatre? Feeling if you have to drag yourself to one more mediocre opening or film you'll die? I see your dilemma and have decided to save your life.
Someone is killing the heterosexuals in New York City based performance art company AnimalParts' latest mind-bending theatrical offering, REVENGE OF THE POPINJAY.
From its outset, Mix-Tape: The Z-Sides invited viewers to contemplate the ageless, creative form of dance, stunningly engaged in multidisciplinary juxtaposition.
Cirque's touring show riffs on flight and cheesy lounge acts.
If it is your intention to find your way out of a normal theatre or conventional black box you should find your way to The Invisible Dog.
It's a highly satisfying evening of entertainment entirely appropriate for the whole family.
Angus Jackson's swift and accessible production is a solid evening of theatrical storytelling,
Just in time to witness the end of Thanksgiving and joyfully move on towards a celebration of the Christmas season, the incredibly talented cast of "Miracle on 34th Street, the Musical" (also known as "Here's Love") brings Meredith Wilson's rarely staged musical to life with its jubilant presence, p
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Brit Floyd The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts (9/18-9/18) |
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KRAMER/FAUCI St. Ann's Warehouse (9/27-10/24) |
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Saigon St. Ann's Warehouse (12/03-12/20) |
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Zarabanda Variations Album Release Concert National Sawdust (8/31-8/31) |
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Tristan & Yseult St. Ann's Warehouse (11/01-11/22) |
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Therapy Gecko The Bell House (8/29-8/29) |
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The DuPonts Jazz On Main (9/25-12/04) |
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Jen Howard Jazz On Main (10/09-10/09) |
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Arielle Dundas: Sexual Politics The Rat NYC (9/10-9/10) |
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In the Course of Love and Joy St. Paul's Episcopal Church (4/09-4/09) |
