This September: Federico García Lorca’s aching portrait of one woman’s longing to have a child finds fresh expression in Melinda Lopez’s adaptation. Consumed by her dream of motherhood, Yerma defies her husband and confronts her community. In this darkly poetic fable, Yerma’s...
This December: The final, autobiographical work from Academy Award winner Tom Stoppard. Spanning fifty years and multiple generations, Leopoldstadt follows a Viennese Jewish family’s reckoning with a past it cannot escape and a future it cannot control. A passionate drama of...
What did our critic think of HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH at Smithtown Performing Arts Center?…
As one can expect with any Christopher Durang play, you can never predict what will happen next in BEYOND THERAPY. Set in a time when therapy was becoming accepted in popular culture, the play is a statement on both the need for good therapy and the perils of bad therapy. The play follows Bruce and …
Audiences are akin to being the “twelfth man” for theater in that their reactions can decide the level of a success for on any given night. CM Performing Arts Center’s run of “Hairspray,” this summer is a triumphant crowd pleaser, immersing you into an era of great music and great change.…
A crowd favorite for its nostalgic song list from Carole King, “Beautiful” at the Argyle Theatre in Babylon has succeeded in transporting the cast, crew, and audience through the journey of chart-toppers from the 60s through the 70s.…
The perennial favorite Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine Brothers Grimm-inspired musical, INTO THE WOODS, was beautifully brought to life by Director Bruce Gotlieb and his incredible cast and crew!…
In Lighthouse Repertory Theatre Company’s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s SOUTH PACIFIC, director Tony Chiofalo captured the essence of this classic show. Often perceived as problematic and racist when examined through a modern lens, the musical was actually written as a statement agains…
What did our critic think of HAMLET at Carriage House Players?…
What did our critic think of YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU at Bellport Playcrafters Theatre Company?…
What did our critic think of HEDDA GABLER at Modern Classics Theatre Company Of Long Island?…
Lerner & Loewe’s magical tale of CAMELOT has been brought to life at The John W. Engeman Theater in Northport by Director Drew Humphrey*. A rarely performed show on Long Island, this production was worth waiting for! Humphrey, a veteran director, choreographer, and performer, created a masterpiece…
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Modern Classics Theatre Company of Long Island presents Christopher Durang's farcical comedy Beyond Therapy, directed by Julie Lorson. The play follows Bruce and Prudence, two therapy patients whose attempts at romance are complicated by their wildly dysfunctional therapists and...
Modern Classics Theatre Company of Long Island presents Henrik Ibsen's psychological drama Hedda Gabler with a fresh and intimate perspective. The story follows Hedda, daughter of a general, navigating a stifling marriage and an unfulfilled life, unfolding with tension...
This April, from Pulitzer Prize-winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: It’s summer, the cicadas are singing, and every estranged member of the Lafayette clan has descended upon the family's crumbling Arkansas homestead to settle the accounts of their newly-dead patriarch. As his three...
This February, from the Queen of Crime herself, Agatha Christie: A murder, brutal and bloodthirsty, has stained the plush carpets of a handsome London townhouse. All the evidence points to Leonard Vole, a young chancer to whom the heiress left her vast fortune. At least, this is...
A shocking assassination in the heart of London. In a bizarre mix of high-stakes global politics and radioactive villainy, a man pays with his life. At this time of global crises and a looming new Cold War, this thriller sends us careening through the shadowy world of...
Two families, old immigrants from Italy and new immigrants from Puerto Rico, share a yard in rural Long Island in 1960 — the year of Kennedy, Hurricane Donna, and Roberto Clemente — a yard separated by culture, language, history, and an old apple tree. Is friendship possible in...
A young woman defies convention and the laws of her people to fulfill her dream. Disguised as a young man, she becomes a brilliant student — and the most wanted bachelor in town. A startlingly modern love story, and a smart, witty comedy that will win your heart. Tickets...
When a small-town doctor discovers a brewing catastrophe that risks the lives of everyone in town, the alarm must be raised. But those in power set out to protect their own skins and silence the doctor—and it may destroy them all. Tickets available now.
As the nation is torn apart by civil war, romantic Meg, spirited Jo, loving Beth, and tenacious Amy struggle with what it means to grow up in a world that wants them to be perfect little women. Join us for this fresh take on an American classic from one of the most produced...
Elwood P. Dowd is one of the most beloved men in town. But no one is quite sure about his good friend Harvey. This whimsical tale of imagination celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2024. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
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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 WEDDING SINGER The John W. Engeman Theater (7/09-8/23) |
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Megan Hilty Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center (8/22-8/22) |
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The Lucky Bride Debut Theater Company (8/21-8/30) |
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Jersey Boys Tilles Center for the Performing Arts Long Island University (7/06-7/06) |
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An Evening with David Sedaris Staller Center for the Arts (10/04-10/04) |
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‘Blotto Fest’ at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (11/08-11/08) |
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Funny Girl The Gateway Performing Arts Center of Suffolk County (1/22-2/21) |
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Jesus Christ Superstar The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre (1/16-2/07) |
