It’s De-Lovely – Jeff Harnar Sings Cole Porter To say Jeff Harnar has an affinity with Cole Porter doesn’t come close to recognizing the brio and virtuosity of his interpretation. Like [...] March 14, 2024
The Masque Of Night – New Place Players’ Captivating Version of Romeo and Juliet The New Place Players, the innovative actors-and-musicians ensemble that performs Shakespeare with music and without a fourth wall, [...] March 13, 2024
Soft Opening of a Potential New Cabaret Venue Central Park Café is a humble coffee shop half a block from Carnegie Hall, the kind of comfortable, old fashioned place where the kitchen [...] March 13, 2024
Jason Moran and The Big Bandwagon Celebrate James Reece Europe “There is great beauty in the life of Lieutenant James Reese Europe. Within the scholarship of who he was and what his music is, it [...] March 13, 2024
Mitch Albom’s Tuesdays with Morrie We meet Mitch Albom (Chris Domig) graduating from Brandeis University, spring 1979. On his way to say goodbye to highly lauded sociology [...] March 12, 2024
Two Shows from Puppetopia Puppets have radically morphed over the years to include a vast variety of mediums and scales, multi-media, projections, and interaction [...] March 8, 2024
Broadway Bound: The Musicals That Never Came to Broadway – Part 6 Rob Schneider, Charles Kirsch Yes, there are that many musicals, most by otherwise bankable authors, that never made it to Broadway from [...] March 8, 2024
The Seven Year Disappear – Oedipal Risk In 1944, psychologist B.F. Skinner created the “air crib,” a climate controlled environment for infants he hoped would lighten parental [...] March 6, 2024