by Bruce Apar - May 22, 2026
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...
by Peter Danish - May 20, 2026
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.' ...
by Pia Haas - April 27, 2026
The Father is a critically acclaimed play by French writer Florian Zeller, translated by Christopher Hampton. It has been staged internationally, and adapted into a successful film. The play premiered in London’s West End in October 2015 and opened on Broadway at Manhattan Theatre Club in March 2...
by Bruce Apar - March 18, 2026
Ms. Gunderson’s ingenious play, directed by Lisa Spielman with her usual standard of excellence, is a marvelous creation, a paean not only to the Bard of Avon but a celebration of the magical potion, the curative powers, of live theater and, yea, of storytelling itself....
by Pia Haas - March 04, 2026
There’s something wonderfully nuts about The Town Players of New Canaan taking on One Man, Two Guvnors, Richard Bean’s 2011 hit based on The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni. ...
by Bruce Apar - January 20, 2026
Both author Topher Payne and director Paul Russo offset the seemingly dark and heavy-handed state of affairs at the state department with effective, tongue-in-cheek deftness. The seriousness of the subject matter is no less impactful when filtered through light moments laced with wit that is deliver...
by Bruce Apar - December 11, 2025
Those dramatis personae (ha!) and more are animated to a fare thee well by only two – count ‘em – two actors, Mr. Guy and Mr. Lang, who bring to their poly-personality assignments proficient physical suppleness and chameleon-like chops. I started to keep track of how many characters they essay...
Past Shows
The 2025 Hudson Jazz Festival, taking place from October 3-5, presents a vibrant showcase of local talent in multiple venues across the picturesque community of...
Variations on Themes from Lost and Found: Scenes from a Life and other works by John Bernd is a collage of choreography and music John...
John Jasperse, described by The New York Times as both “dryly sophisticated and cerebral” and “deeply silly and moving and smart,” returns to LUMBERYARD this...
In a new double bill, Jodi Melnick, acclaimed performer and choreographer, brings her 2011 solo One of Sixty-Five Thousand Gestures, co-created with the late Trisha...
Videos
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MJ Territo Quartet Jazz On Main (8/29-8/29) |
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Laura Dubin Trio Jazz On Main (7/25-7/25) |
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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown The Ark at Shames JCC on the Hudson (6/05-6/06) |
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Amanda Monaco's Glitter Quartet Jazz On Main (5/29-5/29) |
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Miss Maybell and the Jazz Age Artistes Jazz On Main (8/21-8/21) |
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Norbert Goldberg trio Jazz On Main (5/30-5/30) |
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Status: Fierce & Informed Studio Theater In Exile (6/06-6/06) |
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Lyraccord in Concert WildHeart: Center for Performance and Embodiment Practice (6/12-6/12) |
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Sherma Andrews presents The Legendary Lady Singers Jazz On Main (7/17-8/14) |
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Yoppi’s Breathing Room Jazz On Main (6/07-6/07) |
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