BWW Reviews: New Musical FOUND is a Real Find
Eli Bolin, Hunter Bell and Lee Overtree's telling of the creation of an unusual indie magazine is imaginative and spirited .
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Eli Bolin, Hunter Bell and Lee Overtree's telling of the creation of an unusual indie magazine is imaginative and spirited .
The Tony-winning actor's largely autobiographical drama is about growing up black, gay and Christian.
Carey Perloff's offers an exquisite production of Stoppard's tale of an English poet in colonial India.
Director Ivo van Hove has three pairs of actors simultaneously playing out Bergman's dissolving partnership.
You simply must visit The Civillians' new home.
Kathleen Chalfant and Paul Niebanck star as Cold War negotiators out for a friendly stroll.
Company XIV christens its new home with an elegantly erotic Baroque sampler.
The critically lauded and Drama Desk Award nominated TAMAR OF THE RIVER was originally commissioned as part of Signature Theatre's American Musical Voices Project: The Next Generation.
Neil LaBute's new comedy is a riot from start to finish.
Grace McLean and Brian Charles Rooney are both wildly funny in this musical spoof.
The new absurdist comedy, Teach Teacher, Teachest, One-Eighth Theater and INTAR Theatre pits Ionesco against Lazy Town and other supercharged pre-school aimed shows for highly entertaining results.
Bridget Everett's obsessively aggressive raunchiness gets tiresome very quickly.
The Mint mounts a fine revival of playwright George Kelly's final Broadway effort.
"The Queen of Disco" is back, honey! And, he is serving up something fierce and mighty real at the Theatre At St.
Robert O'Hara uses hilarious sketches and sobering drama in a collage of experiences from growing up gay and black.
The phrase "community theatre" rarely inspires such vibrant dramatics and joyful pageantry as when the Public Theater's Public Works program takes the Delacorte stage.
Three Day Hangover is now performing 'Drunkle Vanya' an adaptation of Anton Chekhov's 'Uncle Vanya.
Alli Mauzey and Josh Grisetti shine in a a daffy, enjoyable lark.
Lila Neugebauer directs an intriguing and touching production of A.
THE LAST SESSION first opened in 1997 at the 47th Street Theatre.
Naomi Wallace's intimate drama contrasts a women's prison and the prison free women encounter.
As an art form, it seems that opera is having a hard time finding its footing with the current generation of young professionals.
Theresa Rebeck adds nothing fresh regarding the subjectivity of morality.
Ivar Pall Jonsson's pitiful attempt at allegorical whimsy lacks basic musical theatre craft.
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TRIP AROUND THE SUN | Stage & Film Summer Season at Marist University Marist University Symphonic Hall (7/26-7/26) |
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UNMOORED | Stage & Film Summer Season at Marist University Marist University Symphonic Hall (7/12-7/12) |
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MENAFEE | Stage & Film Summer Season at Marist University Marist University Symphonic Hall (7/25-7/25) |
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