Avalon
The legend of King Arthur is retold with a feminist slant in this new production by Glory Sims Bowen....
Norman and Beatrice: Reading Lost Minds
Synapse Productions presents Barbara Hammonds' funny and moving tale of marriage and memory....
Fanny Hill: A Little Too Much Junk in the Trunk
Ed Dixon's musical version of the infamous erotic novel plays like a promising work in progress...
Clean Alternatives: Dirty Business
Ethics, ideals, politics and pollution all get a sound ribbing in Brian Dykstra's savagely comic satire....
I Love You Because: A Perfect Mismatch
In this romantic musical comedy Ryan Cunningham's laugh-filled book and cleverly constructed lyrics matched with Joshua Salzman's light jazz/pop score is a winning combination...
Kismet: Girls! Gags! Tunes!
This musical Arabian night is more of a tired businessman show gleefully passing itself off as high art...
The Right Kind of People: The Wrong Kind of Play
Charles Grodin's unbearably unfunny comedy about the bigotry of a co-op board at a Fifth Avenue luxury building...
The Black Bird Soars
KoPan's production of 'The Black Bird Returns' puts a new perspective on the trials and tribulations of the heart....
Anomal Lives Up to the Title
The Mentalizer, Ehud Segev, is back to his old tricks again in his latest theater endeavor Anomal....
In The Continuum is Drama as it is Meant to Be
In The Continuum holds nothing back as audiences watch remarkable acting on a topic deserves the attention....
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BAG FULLA MONEY: Full of $5's and $10's and at times $100's
The new madcap comedy, Bag Fulla Money, written by Scott Brooks, is now finding its comedic legs at the Clurman Theatre on 42nd streets Theatre Row. Billed as a 'fast and furious four-letter-word farce,' Money takes a peek inside the kitchen of an enterprise conglomerate where millions of Ben Frankl...
Christine Jorgensen Reveals: A Hymn to Her
Bradford Louryk plays the first famous transsexual in a unique and interesting performance piece...
Goner: The Doctor is In... sane.
Word Monger Productions presents Brian Park's latest comedy of Presidents, paranoia, and poop....
Almost, Maine: It's Wicked Romantic and Funny, Ayuh
John Cariani's romantic comedy might be giving jaded New Yorkers a welcome case of the warm fuzzies this winter
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H.M.S. Pinafore: This Saucy Ship's a Beauty
The New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players present the seafaring favorite as part of their 32nd season....
Review: Rope
The classic 1929 thriller returns to New York at the Zipper Theatre....
Only the Good Die Young...
OTODAMA, an explosive fusion performance of traditional Japanese Taiko Drumming and American funk tap dance, graced New York City for only a small period of time. Let's hope it comes back for more people to enjoy it. ...
Five Course Love: Extra Helpings of Dessert
Gregg Coffin's loveably ludicrous musical is inspired by classic TV ske tch comedy...
An Inside Look at Crescendo Falls
You've heard about the story and the town, now find out what the actors think. ...
Apparition
Anne Washburn's moody, spooky study of fear opened last night at the Connelly Theatre....
The Trip To Bountiful: A First Class Excursion
Horton Foote's down comforter of a drama gets a beautiful and tender revival starring a sparkling Lois Smith...
Manic Flight Reaction: Sex, Drugs and Witty Banter
Sarah Schulman's new comedy of moral values and modern media has plenty of laughs for left-wingers...
Help Me Help Myself Needs Some Help
An 'almost there' play gets overshadowed by its confusing writing....
The Ruby Sunrise: Nothing But The Truth
Rinne Groff's engrossing and entertaining drama features Marin Ireland as a young woman on the verge of inventing television...
Hilda
Marie Ndiaye's first play makes its New York premiere at the 59 E. 59th Street Theatres as part of the Act French Festival....
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