On March 23 and 24th, MasterVoices presented yet another fabulous musical evening. Actually, make that a particularly fabulous musical eveni...

In 1962, when the New York Philharmonic moved from Carnegie Hall to the brand-new Lincoln Center, famed Conductor Leopold Stokowski founded ...

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" so opens Charles Dickens' novel, "A Tale of Two Cities," and w...

The title  Laowang: A Chinatown King Lear  (written by Alex Lin; directed by Joshua Kahan Brody) is immediately intriguing. Unfortunately, t...

Some quick thoughts on shows I didn't review: Gruesome Playground Injuries:  Known theatrical truism: If you get a chance to see Kara Yo...

The immensely entertaining Gotta Dance! , a creation of American Dance Machine presented by the York Theatre , includes some 17 dance numbe...

In a world where the vicious cynics of Succession  kept a chunk of the world enthralled for years, you might think that the vicious cynics o...

While Richard III has been done 21 times on Broadway, Richard II  has been done only seven, most recently in 1957. (Source: ibdb.com ) It i...

In the early 1930s, Sally Carson , an English writer and dancing teacher, spent time in Germany. She then wrote Crooked Cross , which focuse...

Punch  completely blew me away, as it did the people I saw it with. A wild, disaffected young man, Jacob, punches another young man, James, ...

Torera  vividly depicts the life of Elena, the daughter of the housekeeper in the house of a great torero, who desperately wants to be a bul...

Roughly a third of the way through The Essentialisn't (great title), writer-director-performer Elisa Davis quotes Wikipedia: “Essentiali...