BWW Review: The Barebones Theatre Company's THE SISTERS ROSENSWEIG
It is such a pleasure seeing a play that isn't overly preachy.
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It is such a pleasure seeing a play that isn't overly preachy.
Long Island's Bay Street Theatre is closing out their historic 25th season electrifyingly with a dazzling production of the iconic Alan Jay Lerner/Frederick Loewe musical My Fair Lady.
Being there are many productions of the iconic musical West Side Story running at any one time, it is imperative that the cast be absolutely brilliant.
The Gateway's exciting Long Island premiere of Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert went off without a hitch this past weekend at The Patchogue Theatre.
Of the many productions that will come and go of the Tony award winning musical Hairspray, the incarnation at the Smithtown Performing Arts Center is incredibly enjoyable.
The Bay Street Theatre's dazzling 25th season continues with a wonderful production of Alfred Uhry's enthralling Tony winning play The Last Night Of Ballyhoo.
After a spectacular season kick-off Tony winning classic Anything Goes, the Gateway continues to dazzle with a rocking rendition of Tony nominee Million Dollar Quartet.
It is always thrilling to say "I saw it first" and that opportunity arrives with the world premiere of Jonathan Tolins' (Buyer and Cellar, et.
Closing out a spectacular 9th season at Long Island's John W.
It is truly a pleasure seeing Shrek, The Musical.
The second offering from the Barebones Theatre Company's 2016 season is a wonderful showing of the Tracy Letts' play Superior Donuts.
In spite of what you may have heard or read about this show from its 2006 Broadway incarnation, The Wedding Singer is certainly an enjoyable time.
There is something very special about James Sherman's play Beau Jest now playing at Theatre Three.
The Spring season is officially underway with the start of Memphis at the John W.
Having previously attended a wonderful local production of Meredith Willson's Tony winning musical The Music Man, I was bursting with high hopes for the incarnation at The Noel S.
The true talent of the cast takes center stage in SoLuna Studio's incarnation of Andrew Lippa's hit off-Broadway musical Wild Party.
As often as Godspell is presented, I always encourage seeing it again particularly when you have a cast as superb as Theatre Three's.
Having seen a previous less-than-stellar local production of Yasmina Reza's Tony winning play God Of Carnage, I'm thrilled that Long Island's John W.
When I attended In the Heights on Broadway, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Drama Desk nominated musical Big Fish, now playing its Long Island premier through January 31st at SoLuna Studio, is a delight to see.
Long Island certainly has some brilliant holiday productions this season.
The hustle and bustle of the Christmas season is about to get under way and, as always, the John W.
The show is wonderful to begin with.
BWW Review: Bare Bones Theatre Company presents THE LYONS
The old English play An Inspector Calls by J.
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