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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To See or Not to See: Sunday in the Park with George
Let me start off by saying that last night was the last performance of New York City Center’s Sunday in the Park with George so, unfortunately, you can’t see it
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To See or Not to See: Holiday Inn, The New Irving Berlin Musical
Holiday Inn, the New Irving Berlin Musical is, in one word, enjoyable. Based upon the 1942 movie version starring Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby, Holiday Inn has been slightly updated
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Man Crush Monday: Joshua Henry
If you’ve been following Hamilton’s meteoric rise like we have, you’ll know that Hamilton’s expansion to the Chicago theater scene includes a great number of talented performers, including one of
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To See or Not to See: Bears in Space
Bears in Space is an incredibly delightful mixture of storytelling, acting, music, and visuals. The story is presented by a man known only as the Storykeeper (Cameron Macaulay) and his
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Elsie Fest 2016 Highlights
Elsie Fest celebrated its second year last night at the Ford Amphitheater on Coney Island and it was pure magic, to say the least. Co-creator and producer Darren Criss brought audiences
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Dream Casting: Camelot
The love Barack Obama has shown for Hamilton over the last year (well, since Lin-Manuel Miranda debuted his concept at the White House in 2009) reminds us of another presidential
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To See or Not to See: The Fantasticks
The Fantasticks is still alive and kicking. This timeless musical has been running in New York City since 1960, with a brief, lamented absence between 2002 and 2006. Still, that’s quite
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Georgina Pazcoguin
Georgina Pazcoguin is no stranger to the stage. She has been a ballet dancer with the New York City Ballet since 2003. In 2013, she was promoted to a soloist. In
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Jennifer Blake
Jennifer Blake is a seasoned performer. Whether on stage or on film, she has a knack for comedy and singing. She’s received awards and nominations in Los Angeles, where she is based,
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