Fight Girl Battle World: Punchlines and Punch-outs
Vampire Cowboys' hilariously loopy new play 'Fight Girl Battle World' is a loving homage to anime and space opera.
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Off-Off-Broadway.
Vampire Cowboys' hilariously loopy new play 'Fight Girl Battle World' is a loving homage to anime and space opera.
Victor Bumbalo's 'Questa', playing at Wings Theatre Company, is a sometimes enthralling, sometimes hokey, examination of the guilt surrounding an attempted gay-bashing.
David Tyson's one-man show 'Modern Medieval' (part of this year's Frigid Festival) uses Dark Ages theatrical styles to reflect on current events and preoccupations.
Intimation Theatre Company presents its inaugural production: an engaging staged version of Dylan Thomas' classic 1953 radio play 'Under Milk Wood'.
Jaradoa Theater's first theatrical outing is an ambitious new musical called 'Serenade', in which an optimistic young silhouette artist comes to the Big City and falls in love with the first woman he sees twice.
'Acts of Love', a play by Kathryn Chetkovitch, is given a great production directed by Marc Geller, which has just been extended at Theatre Row.
When a nun is killed in a small town, the priest she used to know is accused of her murder.
Emerging Artists Theatre continues their bi-annual EATfest, a collection of 18 one-act plays in three series.
Emerging Artists Theatre kicks off their bi-annual EATfest, a collection of 18 one-act plays in three series.
Todd Michael's play 'Say Your Prayers, Mug!' is an amusing romp through the clichés of 1930s gangster films, performed by an outstanding cast.
Stanton Wood's 'The Night of Nosferatu' is an atmospheric vampire spookfest, as performed by Rabbit Hole Ensemble.
Bekah Brunstetter's new play 'I Used to Write On Walls' is full of excellent performances and great dialogue.
'The Coffee Trees', Arthur Giron's transplant of Chekhov's 'The Cherry Orchard' to 1997 Guatemala, is an interesting homage.
Boomerang Theatre's perfect revival of J.
Truman Capote's remembrance of a day spent with Marilyn Monroe makes an uneasy transition to the stage.
Jessica Hedrick's one-woman show explores the empowering and funny side of anal stimulation.
Creighton James' new drama studies racism and sexism in 1860 Appalachia.
This hyper-funny new Fringe show both skewers and celebrates New York's newest hipster stronghold.
Brandt Johnson's solo play about the lessons learned from being a professional loser is a tale told with sincerity and charm.
'Stock Home', by Alex Goldberg, part of the Fringe Festival, is a provocative and multifaceted piece of work about kidnapping and abuse that doesn't shy away from gallows humor or troublesome conclusions.
Gila Sand's sexy retelling of the Dickens' classic is running at the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
A new play by Padraic Lillis gets a well-produced production by Broken Watch theatre company.
The show comes across as a somewhat less-funny follow up to The Only Thing Straight.
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Murder on the Orient Express Manes Studio Theatre of Long Island (8/28-9/13) |
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Broadway Magic Hour Broadway Magic Hour: Magic Show (7/25-1/02) |
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Dominant Animals Teatro LATEA (10/02-10/04) |
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Eileen Barnett: Back Again...For The Very First Time! The Laurie Beechman Theatre (10/06-10/06) |
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Falling Into Now Greenroom42 (10/24-10/24) |
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LOVE INSURANCE Theater for the New City (9/02-9/12) |
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PANGEA: UNLEASHED KnJ Theater (10/10-10/11) |
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Peribáñez y el Comendador de Ocaña Teatro Círculo (9/18-10/04) |
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Rock Never Dies Hard Rock Cafe (5/29-8/30) |
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Shangri-La-La, a comedy musical about Siegfried & Roy Theater for the New City (8/29-8/29) |