BWW Reviews: IKE AT NIGHT, How Lethargic Was It?
Ikechukwu Ufomadu's talk show send-up is sluggishly paced.
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Ikechukwu Ufomadu's talk show send-up is sluggishly paced.
It's by tragic coincidence that the Atlantic Theater Company's newest production opens at a time when the permanent silencing of satirists is so fresh in the minds of its audience members.
Company XIV's newest version of its holiday burlesque fits beautifully into their intimate new space.
After a two-month Broadway run, the story of the rockstar rabbi returns Off-Broadway with a pared-down script.
Recently Ghostlight Records released the astounding original cast recording of VENICE.
Todd Michael stars in his own THE ASPHALT CHRISTMAS- a hilarious holiday romp for a classic Christmas.
Truman Capote's short story doesn't provide enough plot for this two-act musical.
Peter Mills and Cara Reichel revamp their wonderful F.
Sam Shepard's riff on Sophocles is a chore to comprehend.
John Doyle cuts Rodgers and Hammerstein's experimental musical extensively and casts actor/musicians.
Young Jean Lee's new drama may actually be a satire.
Come one, come all to the musical you help create.
Simon Stephens' tense and chilling drama attempts to explain why the unthinkable is becoming more commonplace.
Now playing at Theatre Row, Nathaniel Sam Shapiro's Columbine drama THE ERLKINGS hits the audience like a ton of bricks.
Quincy Tyler Bernstine offers beautiful understated pathos in Heidi Schreck's touching new drama.
John Hawkes does some stellar work in David Auburn's intimate drama.
Douglas Carter Beane and Kathleen Marshall whip a movie classic into a fun new musical.
HAPPY KARAOKE FUN TIME has been kicking around for some time now.
David Rabe's 1972 Tony-winner darkly satirizes America's self-image during the Vietnam era.
The South African Isango Ensemble's production of 'The Magic Flute: Impepe Yomlingo,' strips away some of the glossy sheen of Mozart's master work, leaving a show that is more down to earth and yet still revels in the joy of the composer's music.
Parks emulates Greek drama in the first three parts of her nine-play cycle.
Itamar Moses and Michael Friedman's provocative and ambitious new musical is based on Jonathan Lethem's 2003 novel.
Emily Dickinson is played with a more contemporary feel in the new Off-Broadway production.
Don't feel blue if you didn't win the Saturday Night Live taping and/or rehearsal lottery.
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