The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Long Island.
In the years since, animatronics have found homes in movies, theme parks, and now arena shows like Dreamworks' How to Train a Dragon Live Spectacular - which premiered last night at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York.
The Graduate, a play by Terry Johnson, played at Center Stage at Southampton Cultural Center from July 12-29 in Southampton, New York.
BroadHollow Theatre Company brings the most fashionable law student to Long Island with their showing of the Tony nominated musical, Legally Blonde.
There's something to be said for a small theater space.
Forty-four years after it opened on Broadway, Hair still feels strangely modern in Cultural Arts Playhouse's vibrant production, which is playing through August 5 in its Plainview location.
One of the best things about Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Hermans' La Cage' Aux Folles is that it is a fun show.
Attending the ongoing concert series at the John W.
If anyone overheard the conversation in Ida's Queen's apartment, they might assume they were listening to a bunch of gal pals in their early 30s giggling and chatting over dating, men, and buying secondhand furs.
It is easy to see why Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewes' My Fair Lady has been called "the perfect musical".
Set in the middle of a carnival-like atmosphere where neither time nor death are powerful enough to stop 9 such assassins from mingling and forming a destructive cult, Assassins flips the American Dream on its head and reveals an entirely different, startling yet human perspective.
The Pulitzer and Tony award winning musical, Next To Normal, by Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitts, is a force to be reckoned with.
This past weekend, Gateway Playhouse in Bellport, New York jumpstarted their 2012 season with Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats.
At the Jeanne Rimsky Theatre at Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington, Christine Ebersole joked that the theme of the evening was 'death of cabaret'.
It is truly gratifying to experience a quintessential musical like Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein's Tony-winning, Showboat -- especially when it has a great cast like CM PAC's current production.
The BroadHollow Theatre Company certainly put forth a noble effort in their production of the Tony Award winning Damn Yankees.
Thus begins the farcical antics of the Woody Allen play, Don't Drink the Water, presented by Synergy Ensemble Theatre Company in their last show of the season.
In 42nd Street, the latest production tap dancing its way on stage at the John W.
With Rick Lyon at the helm, it is no surprise that the production of the Tony Award winning Avenue Q at the Smithtown Performing Arts Center is a fantastic one.
Bare Bones Theater Company's engaging production of Sam Shepard's True West will be presented in Northport, Long Island on April 12-14; 19-21.
Play Dates, the latest by Sam Wolfson of Jewtopia fame, is a hilariously adorable play that speaks to everyone about a topic all too familiar: relationships.
The entertainment does not stop when the John W.
In Sunset Boulevard, audiences see that the glitz and glamour of old Hollywood has changed, but its egos and sometimes anomalous nature have stayed the same.
Exceptional casting, gorgeous piano accompaniment, and a powerful piece of theater come together to make the Lantern Theater's first attempt at a musical in 60 years a complete masterpiece.
Oscar Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at the Smithtown Performing Arts Center is a wonderful replication of the Broadway production.
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Smartly directed by Frederic De Feis, A Steady Rain is being performed at the Vanderbilt Carriage House Theater until March 25th.
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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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The Who's TOMMY Tilles Center for the Performing Arts Long Island University (1/06-1/06) |
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Richard Skipper Celebrates! Life Lessons from Legends Arts Project of Cherry Grove (9/10-9/10) |
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Bonkers in the Boroughs Bay Street Theater (9/02-9/06) |
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South Shore Theatre Experience present 15th Annual One Act Festival South Shore Theatre (9/03-9/03) |
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One Vision of Queen Staller Center for the Arts (11/08-11/08) |
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Fiddler on the Roof The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre (4/03-4/25) |
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Trinity Irish Dance Company Tilles Center for the Performing Arts Long Island University (3/17-3/17) |
