BWW Reviews: Our State, My Anthem
As taken from the song "I Bring Light," one of the first achieved moments of individual triumph and beauty for the story's protagonist is captured through the powerful words of a character who has always understand the potential greatness of being "free." A young rebel by the name of Prometheus tak...
BWW CD Reviews: THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME (Original Cast Recording) is Charming
According to Jessica Walker, she spent much of her career playing trouser roles in opera and musical theatre. From her curiosity, the kernel for THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME was planted. With Director and Co-Writer Neil Bartlett, Jessica Walker crafted a variety show that explores and celebrates this o...
BWW REVIEWS: Encores! Offers a Rare Evening With IRMA LA DOUCE
Marguerite Monnot's music and Andre Popp's orchestrations provide a rare and succulent taste of 1950s Parisian authenticity....
BWW REVIEWS: Maxwell Should Be The Talk Of The Town for THE CITY OF CONVERSATION
Jan Maxwell is elegant, clever and politically savvy in Anthony Giardina's drama of family politics....
BWW Reviews: FORBIDDEN BROADWAY COMES OUT SWINGING Attacks Corporate Theatre Blandness
Gerard Alessandrini's latest is particularly hard on the quality of Broadway's current musicals....
BWW Reviews: RED-EYE TO HAVRE DE GRACE Riffs On Poe's Last Days
New York Theatre Workshop offers an intriguing abstract piece exploring Edgar Allen Poe's mysterious death....
BWW Reviews: HERE LIES LOVE, One of 2013's Best Musicals, Returns to The Public
Alex Timbers, David Byrne and Fatboy Slim offer an innovative and exhilarating look at Imelda Marcos....
BWW Reviews: TONY N' TINA'S WEDDING Celebrates its Silver Anniversary
The hilarious audience interaction comedy hits Times Square in a terrific new production....
BWW Reviews: Dramatic Peaks are a Far Climb Away in ANNAPURNA
Sharr White's comedy/drama about an estranged couple's reunion offers little that's new....
BWW Reviews: Red Bull's THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP Could Use More Ridiculousness
The charm of the revival is no match for the original's subversiveness....
BWW Reviews: Facts Are Subjective in THE LIBRARY
Scott Z. Burns' tense and effective drama shows public opinion formed by a competitive media....
BWW Reviews: Ives' Verse Play THE HEIR APPARENT is Divinely Silly
David Ives' new version of Regnard 1708 French comedy is written in nimbly penned rhyming couplets....
BWW Reviews: Clarke's THE THREEPENNY OPERA Stays Too Perpendicular
Despite some fine contributions, Martha Clarke's mounting lacks sexual spark and rebellious edge....
BWW Reviews: Cliques and Jocks Get Theirs in HEATHERS
Outcast high-schoolers knock off the cool kids in Kevin Murphy and Laurence O'Keefe's musical version of the '88 film....
THREE DAY HANGOVER Kicks Off Season with 'Big Boozy Benefit'
Three Day Hangover kicked off their 2014 season with the 'Big Boozy Benefit' at Rockwood Music Hall. The company looks forward to immersing their audiences in joyful productions of classic plays....
BWW Reviews: Sterling Elder Female Cast Graces I REMEMBER MAMA
He may have passed away over 50 years ago, but you might say John Van Druten is the hottest playwright in New York right now....
BWW Reviews: THANKSKILLING; In New York at 'Festival of the Offensive'
The New York premiere of 'Thankskilling the Musical' will begin on April 29th as part of the 'Festival of the Offensive.' The casting has been announced for the show which will be performed at The Producers' Club, Crown Theatre on West 44th Street....
BWW Review: From the Mouths of Babes: Paula Vogel's AND BABY MAKES SEVEN at New Ohio Theatre, Now Through 4/12
The New Ohio Theatre and Purpleman Theater are mounting a revival of Paula Vogel's 1984 play AND BABY MAKES SEVEN....
BWW Reviews: Arianda at Her Best in TALES FROM RED VIENNA
Nina Arianda is outstanding in David Grimm's drama of a woman surviving post-war Vienna....
BWW Reviews: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST As A Sideshow Attraction
Husband and wife performing artists Mat Fraser and Julie Atlas Muz draw parallels between their romance and de Beaumont's fairy tale....
BWW Reviews: HAND TO GOD is a Chilling Puppet Drama
Steven Boyer repeats his Obie-winning performance as a shy Christian teen whose sock puppet is possessed....
BWW Reviews: We Have Seen Hell on Earth
Sartre's No Exit is exactly about that: people who were once masters of their own universe now being forced to see the lives they once lived through the eyes of other people - strangers to boot - and discover that those same lives they led while alive have accompanied them into the depth of Hell. It...
BWW Reviews: Brochu Pays Tribute to the Peculiar in CHARACTER MAN
Jim Brochu's new solo piece will warm the heart of anyone who has ever looked out from an audience with awe and wonder....
BWW Review: ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA Go Caribbean
Tarell Alvin McCraney's vibrant and sexy production sets the story in French-colonial Saint-Domingue....
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