Brooklyn Laundry – Romance vs Realism John Patrick Shanley writes contemporary kitchen sink realism. In keeping with the term’s definition his characters are often [...] March 3, 2024
Sea Dog Theater Presents Tuesdays with Morrie – Still Inspiring and Relevant When Tuesdays With Morrie was published in 1997, the book became a cultural phenomenon. Written by Mitch Albom, at that time a sports [...] March 2, 2024
The Adventures of Curious Ganz – A Charming and Fantastical Saga This imaginative puppet piece is based on “the true life of 16th-century copper smelter Joachim Ganz with a little leap to Ada Lovelace, [...] March 2, 2024
Pescador (Fisherman) – Cinematic and Moving An old fisherman (puppet) grey, frayed, pulpy, has lived his life married to the sea. The relationship is powerful, symbiotic. Sometimes [...] March 2, 2024
Standard Time with Michael Feinstein – A Salute to New York City Tonight Michael Feinstein offers a mélange of Big-Apple-centric songs going back to the turn of the century and forward to iconic [...] March 1, 2024
Grand Hotel – The 35th Anniversary Original Cast Reunion Based on Vicki Baum’s 1929 novel, Menschen im Hotel (People in a Hotel), Luther Davis, Robert Wright, and George Forrest created the 1958 [...] February 29, 2024
Existentialism – An Intriguing Meditation Existentialism is a form of philosophical inquiry that explores the meaning, purpose, and value of human existence. There’s as much [...] February 27, 2024
A Sign of The Times – Formulaic, But Entertaining Essentially a 1960s jukebox musical, A Sign of the Times manages to fit Women’s Liberation, Civil Rights, and the Vietnam War into a [...] February 27, 2024