To See or Not to See: A Bronx Tale
In 1989, writer Chazz Palminteri debuted his one-man autobiographical show A Bronx Tale to Los Angeles audiences. Four years later, his story became a phenomenon when it hit the big screen.
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Woman Crush Wednesday: Laura Osnes
Laura Osnes is the kind of person whose success makes you feel good. You root for her like you’d root for a friend– a friend who happens to be one of
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Man Crush Monday: Santino Fontana
Fans of the CW’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend were shocked earlier this month when it was revealed that fan favorite Santino Fontana would be departing the show. As Greg, the lovable, unrequited-lovestruck bar
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Colin Critchley
At only 13 years old, Colin Critchley has already established himself as an actor to keep an eye on. He’s worked alongside Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, and Louis Gusset Jr.
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Dear Evan Hansen To Release Cast Recording
The much anticipated cast recording of Broadway’s newest hit Dear Evan Hansen is coming soon! The official twitter account for the new musical announced this morning that fans can pre-order
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To See or Not to See: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812
When you step through the entrance to the Imperial Theater to see Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, you aren’t just entering a theater; you’re entering a new
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To See or Not to See: Love, Love, Love
Mike Bartlett’s Love, Love, Love is a darkly comedic play that focuses on selfishness and its repercussions. It is a story of an insular couple whose own happiness matters more than
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To See or Not to See: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
It’s nearly impossible for me to write an objective review of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child as someone who grew up with Harry Potter. When I first read Harry
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To See or Not to See: Oh, Hello on Broadway
Oh, Hello on Broadway is a gut-busting comedy that is not typical theater fare. Looking around the audience, you’ll see it is a rare one for Broadway: younger and predominantly
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To See or Not to See: Squash
The Flea Theater debuts two new one-act plays by A.R. Gurney: Ajax and Squash. Together they are called Two Class Acts. They are performed each night, separate from each other,
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