Review: LES MISERABLES At Hudson Valley Shakespeare
What did our critic think of LES MISERABLES AT HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE?…
Dixon Place
Review: FLYING TOWARD THE SUN at Penguin Rep
What did our critic think of FLYING TOWARD THE SUN at Penguin Rep?…
Review: THE HEART SELLERS at Penguin Rep Theatre
What a treat to return to one of my favorite theaters. Whenever I visit Penguin Rep, I know I can expect a production that is thoughtful, engaging and impeccably staged. Their seasons are consistently filled with fresh, compelling works, making every visit a rewarding theatrical experience. …
Review: KING LEAR at Hudson Valley Shakespeare
What did our critic think of KING LEAR at Hudson Valley Shakespeare?…
Review: AS YOU LIKE IT at Hudson Valley Shakespeare
Hudson Valley Shakespeare (HVS) presents a lively, music-filled production of Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedy, As You Like It, at its new permanent home, the Samuel H. Scripps Theater Center in Garrison, New York. Directed by Miriam Laube, the production runs from June 10 through September …
Review: ONCE at The Town Players Of New Canaan
From beloved classics to contemporary favorites, The Town Players of New Canaan delivers exceptional community theater year-round. …
Review: THE SPITFIRE GRILL IS A HEARTWARMING CHARMER at The Armonk Players
What did our critic think of THE SPITFIRE GRILL IS A HEARTWARMING CHARMER at The Armonk Players?The caliber of Off-Broadway, where she saw this show when it opened a quarter-century ago, has nothing on The Armonk Players when the formidable Ms. Haas occupies the director’s chair.…
Review: MY LORD, WHAT A NIGHT is a timely historical drama at Penguin Rep
Ms. Babb doesn’t hit a single false note as legendary singer and civil rights icon Marian Anderson. She is a commanding presence on stage, effusing class and an iron will. The only cavil I have with her singing voice is we don’t get to hear nearly enough of it, but what we do hear is heavenly. …
Review: THE 39 STEPS IS A DELIGHTFUL ROMP AT ELMWOOD PLAYHOUSE
What did our critic think of THE 39 STEPS IS A DELIGHTFUL ROMP AT ELMWOOD PLAYHOUSE at Elmwood?So pronounced is the raucous, madcap flavor of the show – consciously channeling the vaudevillian humor of early 20th Century English music halls, a setting that bookends the play – that the plot itsel…
Review: 'MY LORD, WHAT A NIGHT' at Penguin Rep
At a moment in American life when conversations about race, exclusion, immigration, and human dignity once again dominate the national discourse, Penguin Rep Theatre could scarcely have chosen a more resonant production than 'My Lord, What an Evening.' …
Past Shows
28 total · showing 21–28
LITTLE THEATER AT DIXON PLACE
The OBIE Award-Winning Little Theatre—a more-or-less monthly presentation of new theatre, dance, performance & media, more-or-less curated by Frank Boudreaux, Normandy Raven Sherwood, Katie Rose McLaughlin, James Allister Sprang & Jeffrey M. Jones—continues its sixteenth season...
IN COLLEGE
In College fuses classical and modern music with elements of contemporary storytelling to result in a restrained and powerful onstage confessional that defies classification. Celebrated pianist Adam Tendler goes back to school, presenting for the first time in over a decade...
EVERY MAN’S HOME (IS HIS WIFE’S CASTLE) ~PLUS~ OCEANTALK
Named for one of those terrible pillows you see at HomeGoods, Every Man’s Home (Is His Wife’s Castle) is a bold, performative diptych. Tennis, live-feed cameras, mullets, still life sculpture, and vernacular architecture mount to the cynically graphic and heartbreaking mythology...
Spermhood
Called “the ultimate satirist of the downtown New York social landscape,” by The New York Times, and “a wonderful performer” by The New Yorker, acclaimed writer and performer Mike Albo’s comedy Spermhood chronicles the year he spent trying to make a baby with his friends, a...
TALE OF CUANI ~PLUS~ JITTERBUG AND THE AFTERMATH
ABOUT THE SHOW Tale of Cuani Lakisha May * After a horrific experience, a sex worker discovers she has the power to manipulate & cause pain. Cuani is like the Aztec goddess, Tlaelcuani/Tlazolteotl, who in one form inspires debauched behavior & in another form forgives sinners...
THE IRON MULE SHORT COMEDY FILM FESTIVAL
FEATURED FILMS Leo, Lisa, the Rabbi & the Ring — Written by Andrew Hartman & Jonathan Steinfield, directed by Jonathan Steinfield In 1499, the Pope sends Leonardo da Vinci & Mona Lisa to the future to bring back the papal ring they lost gambling to a time-traveling rabbi. Dirty...
LITTLE THEATRE AT DIXON PLACE
The OBIE Award-Winning Little Theatre—a more-or-less monthly presentation of new theatre, dance, performance & media, more-or-less curated by Frank Boudreaux, Normandy Raven Sherwood, Katie Rose McLaughlin & Jeffrey M. Jones—continues its sixteenth season. The April iteration...
THE CAROUSEL
Drawing inspiration from Liliom by Ferenc Molnar, The Carousel follows the ill-fated romance between a gruff go-go dancer and a sensitive barista in a city by the sea. A chance encounter between Jordan and Lilliom at the club where he works sets in motion a series of events...
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Private Lives The Schoolhouse Theater (9/04-9/20) |
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The Last Five Years Arc Stages (9/25-9/25) |
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Eugenie Jones Jazz On Main (10/24-10/24) |
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The Real Thing Katonah Classic Stage (10/22-11/01) |
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Shared Stage WildHeart: Center for Performance and Embodiment Practice (9/12-9/12) |
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Sunday Brunch with Maya Shaw Jazz On Main (10/11-10/11) |
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Sunday Jazz Brunch- Host by Ron Drotos Jazz On Main (9/27-9/27) |
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Quintin Harris Trio Jazz On Main (10/01-10/01) |
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Nick Chesnais Quartet Jazz On Main (9/10-9/10) |
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Jake Hart (Solo Piano) Jazz On Main (1/06-1/06) |