Sweat – The Aftermath of a Factory Shutdown Factory shutdowns often make headlines, particularly in local newspapers. Yet the human stories behind those closings rarely find their way [...] January 23, 2016
Wide Awake Hearts – Fine Acting and Direction; Convoluted Script A (Ben Cole) is a successful screenwriter. (Don’t you hate it when an author gimmicks up a production by not naming his characters?!) [...] January 22, 2016
The Malt House – A Surprisingly Good American Tavern You Can Afford The next time you are in the NYU area and crave a great hamburger, a glass of beer and other American munchies (chicken wings, onion rings, [...] January 22, 2016
Merman’s Apprentice – Jubilant, Warm, Funny Stephen Cole, Book Writer/Lyricist of Merman’s Apprentice was actually friends with the iconic Ethel Merman. At 20, Cole wanted to [...] January 20, 2016
Noises Off – Glorious Chaos Lest you’ve forgotten – Laugh: to show that you are happy or that you think something is funny by smiling and making a sound from [...] January 19, 2016
A Man and His Prostate – Ed Asner on Glandular Revolution On January 15, and again on the 16th, Ed Asner reprised A Man and His Prostate at the Metropolitan Room. The show is written by Ed [...] January 19, 2016
Princess Ivona – Dark, Absurdist, and Timely Witold Marian Gombrowicz (1904 –1969) was a Polish author of fiction and plays centered on rigid structures of class and culture [...] January 18, 2016
My Career Choice: Ifat Pridan – LiLi The First, Georgetown Boutique LiLi The First, a women’s boutique in Georgetown, specializes in small and unique collections with one of a kind pieces, all made by [...] January 18, 2016