Real Danger
Real Danger, a new play by Jeff Hollman, manages to overcome its painfully slow beginning to become quite breathtaking and fascinating after the thirty-minute mark.
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Real Danger, a new play by Jeff Hollman, manages to overcome its painfully slow beginning to become quite breathtaking and fascinating after the thirty-minute mark.
The New York premiere of the new play by Israel Horovitz is beautiful and good, but vaguely unsatisfying.
Gihieh Lee and Tim Nevits' musical fantasy of a 12-year-old girl trying to save her mother from dying of a terminal illness mixes a life-affirming message with a tender understanding of the cold hard facts of death
If this 1969 Tennessee Williams play is not exactly a great work that was underappreciated in its time, The White Horse Theater Company's new production certainly reveals it to be an interesting curiosity.
Israel Horovitz is an undisputed master of the short play format, and in this new collection, he does not disappoint.
In the late 1840s, Karl Marx, Richard Wagner, and Heinrich Heine were all, apparently, chums; young men in the prime of their lives, Germans living in Paris, supporting each other's work and helping each other out.
Les Freres Corbusier's pageant of 8-12 year olds telling the story of L.
Medicine Show revives the 1961 Yip Harburg/Jacques Offenbach combination of Lysistrata and Bulfinch's Mythology
Musicals Tonight! brings back the 1957 Broadway musical based on Don Marquis' archy and mehitabel stories
Picked up from this year's NY International Fringe Festival, Oblivious to Everyone pokes fun at the media and has no regrets doing it
The Rabbit Hole Ensemble takes a new look into the story of Hansel and Gretel at the Midtown International Theatre Festival
The Mint Theatre revives Rachel Crothers' 1937 comedy/drama spoofing religious fads
The Sturm und Drang Company presents a revival of John C.
Theater Ten Ten's fascinating and innovative presentation of The Mikado has British military men as the 'gentlemen of Japan'
The musical memior of Lindsey Alley tells the endearing story of a former Mouseketeer trying to get her break on Broadway
TADA! Youth Theater's production of They Chose Me! is pure magic
The Flying Fig Theater offers up a new twist to American history
No! It is not a version of Religious SURVIVOR, but rather a story of a homosexual jew and the need to survive in a world premier: THE RED BOX!
The new Sturm Und Drang Company presents a gay-themed re-telling of the Promethian myth.
Leszek Madzik's direction Odchodzi leaves out basic theatrical elements to provide a truly unique theater experience.
Andrew Goffman takes the audience on a whirlwind journey through his porn-obsessed adolescence and young adulthood in his brilliant one-man show
In this song-and-sketch spoof, writer Nancy Holson isn't afraid of making enemies or even of making her friends feel a little uncomfortable.
Rajiv Joseph's hilarous comedy of sex and romance suggests a Woody Allen classic by way of J.
It's all Chinese to Me and It's Hysterical!
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