BWW Review: The Re-Imagined Beauty of New Ohio Theatre's A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Adapted by Matt Opatrny and directed/choreographed by Jessica Burr, the eleven-member troupe Blessed Unrest recently opened A Christmas Carol at the New Ohio Theatre.
Off-Off-Broadway Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Off-Off-Broadway.
BWW Review: John Kevin Jones Delightfully Re-creates Charles Dickens' Readings of A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Since its first publication in 1843, Charles Dickens' holiday classic, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, has been adapted countless times for various stages, screens and pages, but undoubtedly the most authentic presentations of the story of the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts who assist in his transformat
BWW Review: HOLIDAY HOUSE: CHRISTMAS BENDS Delves Into Psychic Darkness At Christmas In Cold War America
HOLIDAY HOUSE: CHRISTMAS BENDS, the latest from Tracy Weller's experimental theater company, Mason Holdings, bills itself as a 'darkly comedic.
BWW Review: WHAT THEY'LL REMEMBER at The Nuyorican Poet's Cafe
Dramatic explosion with 'What They'll Remember" explores this question: Why would average women commit murder?
BWW Review: A DOG STORY Captures Hearts and Laughs at The Davenport Theater Loft
A DOG STORY is that rare musical comedy that manages to be sweet but not cloying, accessible but not banal, and light but not unsubstantial.
BWW Review: The Bond of Friendship Remains Unearthed in Panettieri's A BURIAL PLACE
Presented by New Light Theater Project, in association with 5000 Broadway Productions, A Burial Place recently opened at the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre and marks Director Joey Brenneman's third collaboration with its playwright.
BWW Review: In BLACKTOP HIGHWAY, Performance Artist John Fleck Muses on Simulacra, Animals (Live and Dead), and Trump
In BLACKTOP HIGHWAY, Performance Artist John Fleck Muses on Simulacra, Animals (Live and Dead), and Trump.
BWW Review: ONE FLEA SPARE at Playhouse Creatures Theatre Company
ONE FLEA SPARE is a play with a deceptively simple premise, but one that becomes almost overwhelmingly complex as secrets are revealed, motivations get murky and time takes its toll on people.
BWW Review: CALM MOM at The New York International Fringe Festival
'Chaos plus Hysteria Equals Love,' one of the clever and melodic songs of Gaby Gold's one-woman musical in the Fringe Festival, pretty much sums up the tone of her trip down memory lane
BWW Review: Forgotten Marx Bros. Musical I'LL SAY SHE IS; Restored! Revived! Rejoice!
The lost 1924 Marx Brothers vehicle has been reconstructed and mounted in a crisp and buoyant new production.
BWW Review: YOU ARE NOW THE OWNER OF THIS SUITCASE - A Global 'Edutainment' Family Experience at West End Theatre
Before entering the theatre, we were asked to look at a map on the wall and mark a spot of our personal origin.
BWW Review: Wowed by the Workshop Theater in NYC
This time of year faithful pilgrims travel to Bethlehem.
BWW Review: Full Spectrum Shows Us the True Meaning of 'All-American'
The Full Spectrum Theatre Company, founded by its artistic director Suzie Cho, is dedicated to telling 'All-American' stories with diverse casts.
BWW Review: The Peculiar Genius of Mmakgosi Kgabi
When you legitimately start to question the performer's sanity, you know you've arrived at the best kind of avant-garde theatre!
BWW Reviews: I KNOW WHAT BOYS WANT Favors Melodrama Over Nuance
New York based theatre company Ego Actus is staging the world premiere of award-winning playwright Penny Jackson's I KNOW WHAT BOYS WANT.
BWW Reviews: LABUTE DOUBLE-BILL FOR 2015 PRIDEFEST! at The Tank Theater
Playwright Neil LaBute seems to like to write stories about men who behave badly.
BWW Review: When Life is Not Our Own to Live- McCasland's NEAT AND TIDY
Is it possible that the fundamental essence of who we are as people is the same, regardless of how moral or immoral our lives - how we are supposed to live and feel and how we actually do? Do all people truly want to feel loved and as though they are living instead of waiting for their lives to star
BWW Review: THE TRAILS OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND Dazzles With a Cast of Talented Kiddos at TADA! Youth Theatre
Resident NYC youth theatre's latest features a wonderful cast from all across the NYC/NJ area.
BWW Review: Terri Mateer's One-Woman A KIND SHOT Is One of the Most Honest Pieces This Season
A KIND SHOT may not be the kindest story
BWW Reviews: LIVE FROM THE SURFACE OF THE MOON Just Doesn't Land
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BWW Reviews: 'I OF THE STORM' IS A SURGE OF LIFE LESSONS at The Playroom Theater
A look at life's lessons are at the core of the one-man play 'I of the Storm.
BWW Reviews: Playhouse Creatures Theatre Company's Hysterical New York City Debut of HUNTER GATHERERS is Outrageous Entertainment
Forget the freshly slaughtered lamb that Richard is preparing.
BWW Review: Antony Raymond's World Premiere of PRETTY BABIES Explodes With Grit and Relevance
Acting as writer and director, Raymond's world premiere drama may just be the love story of our time.
BWW Reviews: James Lecesne's THE ABSOLUTE BRIGHTNESS OF LEONARD PELKEY Shines Beautifully at Dixon Place
A poignant story performed by one actor, and many characters shines in this eighty-minute spectacular.
BWW Reviews: Flux Theatre Ensemble's ONCE UPON A BRIDE THERE WAS A FOREST Combines Fairy Tale Troupes, 21st Century References
Once upon a time there was a play that showcased fairy tale motifs and iPhones, dollhouses and GPS directional systems.
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A Tom Lehrer Cabaret The Green Room 42 (7/29-7/29) |
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Oil & Whiskey The Bitter End, Laurie Beechman, Prohibition, The Rat NYC (7/15-8/12) |
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Rock Never Dies Hard Rock Cafe (5/29-8/30) |
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SAY MY NAME AMT Theatre (7/23-7/26) |
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Shangri-La-La, a comedy musical about Siegfried & Roy American Theatre of Actors (ATA) (7/25-7/26) |
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Shrek, the Musical! Emelin Theater (7/09-7/12) |
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That Math Show Theater555 (6/11-8/16) |
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Monteverdi's 'Orfeo' Park Avenue Christian Church (9/25-9/26) |
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Act Black: Posters from Black American Stage & Screen Poster House (3/13-9/06) |
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Incel Vanya The Tank (7/15-7/19) |