The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Long Island.
In anticipation of NBC's exciting live broadcast of the musical Peter Pan this Thursday, I knew it was essential to attend the Patrick Grossman directed incarnation running through January 4th at The Noel Ruiz Theatre at CM Performing Arts Center (CMPAC).
When you see a Christmas show at Northport's John W.
The show is wonderful to begin with.
Harper Lee's classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird is indeed an astonishing tale and the staged incarnation is just as powerful as the book first published in 1960.
Carrie, The Musical - music by Michael Gore, Lyrics by Dean Pitchford, and book by Lawrence D.
When you attend a production of Mel Brooks' musical Young Frankenstein, your full intension must be for laughs because this show is anything but serious.
The Tony nominated musical The Boy From Oz brings many emotions to the surface.
As Northport's John W.
Neil Simon's Tony nominated play Barefoot in the Park is certainly a relatable one; a young, newlywed couple set up house in a new apartment and learn to live together.
You don't go to see the musical The Addams Family to be moved or inspired; you go for laughs and fun.
It is always exciting to say 'I saw the world premiere'.
Ira Levin's Deathtrap is no doubt produced often since its Broadway staging in 1978.
I'm always cautious in seeing a regional production of Jonathan Larsen's Rent as I have become a Renthead over the years.
One thing is sure; Mary Poppins remains one of the most popular tales to this day.
When you see the play Travesties, it will probably make you feel like your brain haywired a bit.
If you want a high-energy show, Smokey Joe's Café is definitely for you.
Terrence McNally's Tony award winning play, Master Class, is certainly an enjoyable night of theatre.
It is always exciting to be able to say 'I saw it first'.
You will find it truly refreshing to attend Gateway Theatre's beautiful incarnation of the Tony winning musical 42nd Street.
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Tony award winning musical Into the Woods is produced fairly consistently since it premiered on Broadway in 1987.
To see an all-out fun production like Xanadu is certainly a pleasure.
So it seems BroadHollow has another hit on their hands with Little Shop of Horrors.
The Tony Award winning musical The Drowsy Chaperone, the latest from BroadHollow Theatre Company, is indeed a fascinating piece.
Being an enthusiast of old movies, I saw Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 film version of Fredrick Knott's Dial M for Murder long before I attended the stage incarnation.
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Come From Away The Gateway Performing Arts Center of Suffolk County (8/07-9/06) |
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Little Shop of Horrors: 40th Anniversary Screening Hosted By Ellen Greene Patchogue Theatre (8/30-8/30) |
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The Lucky Bride Debut Theater Company (8/21-8/30) |
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Debra Lynne to Perform at Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame on Sept 6th Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (9/06-9/06) |
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Leopoldstadt BACCA Arts Center (12/05-1/03) |
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The Ready Bride Debut Theater Company (8/21-9/10) |
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Pinkalicious - The Musical Patchogue Theatre (10/25-10/25) |
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South Shore Theatre Experience present 15th Annual One Act Festival South Shore Theatre (9/05-9/05) |
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Disney Pixar’s Coco in Concert – Live to Film Staller Center for the Arts (10/30-10/30) |
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Sing-A-Long Santa, Presented in Partnership with TRW The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre (11/28-12/30) |
