Brian Harris' innocuous trio of one-act comedies isn't nearly as entertaining as the attractive young couple sitting directly in front of me who were fondling, tickling, massaging, kissing and snuggling each other throughout the play.
The final production in the Signature Theatre Company's outstanding August Wilson season is the 1980's entry of the author's cycle of ten plays depicting a decade-by-decade account of black experiences in the 20th Century.
Cherry Lane Theatre is presenting Fugue, a comedic drama written by Lee Thuna and directed by Judith Ivey, that will open on March 21st
A winning combination of catchy songs, heart-pumping dance, and good wholesome Jesus-loving makes 'Altar Boyz' a non-stop rockin' evening.
Director Lillian Groag draws on Lewis Carroll and Monty Python in New York City Opera's new production of the Gilbert and Sullivan classic.
Slightly subdued road company needs a bit more rüffhousin' to match the manic merriment of Broadway's outlandish con job
Click in for reviews of Avenue Q: The Book, The Audrey Hepburn Treasures, Mamma Mia! How Can I Resist You?, The Alchemy of Theatre, We Bombed in New London, Somewhere: The Life of Jerome Robbins, Stop The Show, In Their Company: Portraits of American Playwrights, Fantasia: Life is Not a Fairy Tale and The Entertainment Sourcebook 2007.
Stephen Bergman and Janet Surrey's uninspired telling of the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous is done in by Rick Lombardo's misdirection
Nilaja Sun, whose solo show, No Child . . . is currently in its 11th hit month off-Broadway, won the Jury Prize at the 13th Annual Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, CO, this weekend.
Bill W. and Dr. Bob, by Stephen Bergman and Janet Surrey, began previews Off-Broadway at New World Stages on February 16th toward an opening on March 5.
The Vineyard Theatre and Queens Theatre in the Park are presenting the New York premiere of History of the Word - a multi-cultural play about the urban high school experience
'I write plays for people who hate theatre,' says playwright Doug Stone. Well, if I had to spend my time watching plays of the embarrassingly low quality of his Tupperware comedy it wouldn't be long before I fit comfortably within his desired demographic.
Director Tina Landau adds her own twist to J.M. Barrie's story of a vanishing young miss
Peccadillo Theater Company's 'Room Service,' celebrated it's 100th performance at the Soho Playhouse February 17th.
Sealed for Freshness, the new Tupperware comedy written and directed by Doug Stone, began performances at New World Stages (340 West 50th Street) on Thursday, February 15, 2007
The Off-Broadway hit Jewtopia will celebrate its 1,000th Off-Broadway performance on February 20
On February 17th, Off-Broadway's Evil Dead the Musical will play its final performance (beginning at 11 PM) at New World Stages.
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
As the driving creative force behind the now 30-year-old musical that has spawned countless child stars, including Andrea McArdle and Sarah Jessica Parker, Charnin again returns to his beloved classic, currently at the Orange County Performing Arts Center...
New cast members Jayne Paterson, Constantine Maroulis and Rick Hip-Flores join Robert Cuccioli and Gay Marshall in director Gordon Greenberg's emotional carousel ride
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