Although Christmas decorations have been in the stores for weeks, we never want to rush the season. With festive events being planned, we now want to share the newest holiday books, ones with modern spins…
“Parcel from America,” the new Irish musical at Theatre Row, tells a story of love, kindness, and the “extra power of community.” Oh, how we need more of that in our world today.
For anyone who states they’re New York City “know-it-alls,” but have not taken the three-hour tour around Manhattan Island on a Classic Harbor Cruise yacht, they must retract their claim.
As St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Fifth and 51st begins to fill up, there’s a palpable excitement at the presentation to come. The interior is darkened; candles align the aisle. It’s not a holy day and no…
On a recent balmy fall evening in Greenwich Village, Trevor of U.S. Ghost Adventures led a group of seven around the busy neighborhood, sharing stories of its dark past, noting a few grisly deaths, and…
Not only are the cast players assigned roles in the latest presentation of “Becoming Hamlet,” but in a way, so are audience members.
For over 40 years, Les Misérables has been a mega-hit. According to The Broadway League, the show is the sixth longest-running Broadway show, was nominated for 12 Tony Awards, winning eight, including Best Musical, and Best…
You would think that an exhibit on Tarot would feature more about its popularity as a fortune-telling tool than its artwork. On the contrary, “Tarot! Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions” focuses on the art, symbolism, and imagery…
