BWW Interview: Playwright Tom Dudzick of CHRISTMAS OVER THE TAVERN at MusicalFare, Buffalo, NY
BWW Interview: Playwright Tom Dudzick of OVER THE TAVERN at MusicalFare
BWW Interview: Playwright Tom Dudzick of OVER THE TAVERN at MusicalFare
Ironically, Miklos Laszlo's 1937 play 'Parfumerie' was not produced in the United States until 2009.
BWW Interview: David Bernard of THE PARK AVENUE CHAMBER SYMPHONY discusses their new season
BWW Review: TOSCA at Metropolitan Opera
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CONSTELLATIONS at Hudson Stage Company
'Fun Home' the Tony-winning musical, based on Alison Bechdel's autobiographical graphic novel, is a serious show about a serious topic, showing how members of a dysfunctional family come to terms - sort of - with their sexuality, and their place in the world.
'I dreamed I was 52 and unmarried,' so says Sonia, at the very beginning of Christopher Durang's dryly eccentric comedy about the middle-aged children of a pair of literary professors who thoughtlessly named their children after the characters in Chekov plays.
BWW Feature: STAGE TO SCREEN: THE BLIND DATE - A New Film by Peter Danish
Singing poorly is an easy task for those of us who can't sing.
Award-winning author and playwright Peter Danish announced today the launch of an Indiegogo campaign to complete the shooting and the nationwide distribution of his new short film: 'THE BLIND DATE,' for an October 2018 release in advance of the midterm elections.
BWW Review: DEATH OF A SALESMAN at Elmwood Playhouse
BWW Interview: Joe D'Urso of ROCKLAND BERGEN MUSIC FESTIVAL at German Masonic Park, Tappan NY
BWW Review: 'RELATIVITY' BY MARK ST.
BWW Review: THE PARK AVENUE CHAMBER SYMPHONY PERFORMS MAHLER'S 1ST SYMPHONY at The Church Of The Good Shepard
Every spring for the last 40 years, something very special has happened in Rockland County: the Penguin Rep, the not-for-profit professional Equity theatre started by artistic director Joe Brancato in 1977, begins its season.
The well-worn, and well-loved Mendelssohn Violin concerto lead off the first half of the program, as Violinist Ning Feng brought great energy and virtuosity to what must be just about the most-performed violin concerto of all time.
BWW Review: MOZART AND BRUCKNER AT THE NY PHILHARMONIC at David Geffen Hall
The New York Premier of SWITZERLAND at the Hudson Stage Company
BWW Review: TCHAIKOWSKI 6TH SYMPHONY by The Park Avenue Chamber Symphony