Hiding Behind Comets
Brian Dykstra's disturbing and fascinating new play arrives at 29th Street Rep.
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Off-Off-Broadway.
Brian Dykstra's disturbing and fascinating new play arrives at 29th Street Rep.
A hilarious spoof of tacky nightclub lounge singers
Chekhov's tragic comedy of art and unrequited love returns to New York.
Freestyle Love Supreme combines the elements of Toxic Audio and Stomp to provide a new twist on music and freestyle.
The story of two sisters dealing with their mother's death unfolds before the audiences eyes.
This peculiar version of Hamlet uses dime store figurines to portray a classic Shakespearean tragedy.
Marie Jones' comedy salutes the sex appeal of older women
The Civilians' new piece explores the country's uneasy relationship with information
Anti-Kerry spoof depicts Democratic hopeful as a Kennedy wannabe
I can't tell you who wrote it, who's in it or where it's playing.
This is a salve for the drama fan's soul after enduring a pitiable season of new plays on Broadway.
Brooklyn's Gallery Players have a good thing going.
Two FBI agents bond while trailing John Lennon, in a 1970s flashback by Mark St.
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