The School for Scandal -Full Tilt Farce “The world is so censorious, no character will escape.” From the moment we hear “I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a [...] April 25, 2016
Circo de la Luna – A Curious Combination of Arts Circo de la Luna is a collaboration between aerialist Amanda Topaz, flamenco dancer, Sonia Olla and flamenco singer, Ismael Fernandez; [...] April 23, 2016
Everything’s Coming Up Ethel -The Ethel Merman Songbook Queens born Ethel Merman (1908-1984) sang publicly from the age of nine. Completing school, determined to forge a show business career, she [...] April 20, 2016
The Father – Rage Against the Dying of The Light* Already broadly celebrated in Paris and London, Florian Zeller’s 2012 “tragic Farce” (the playwright’s term) places us squarely in [...] April 19, 2016
Vincent Theo Van Gogh Tells Us About His Brother Vincent Van Gogh (van GOKH, not as actor James Briggs pronounces, Van GO) 1853-1890. is considered one of our most important Impressionist [...] April 11, 2016
Harvey Granat: The Music of Rodgers and Hart Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart were introduced as Columbia University students in 1919. Their first published collaboration, “Any Old [...] April 9, 2016
Wonderful Town – A Winner For its 90th revival, Musicals Tonight! chose 1953’s Wonderful Town, originally starring Edie Adams and Rosalind Russell. The Tony Award [...] April 8, 2016
The Star Keeper – Captivating But Without Cohesion Nightfall. An enormous socket pivots around to real Pierrot who is in charge of the heavens – a curtain of stars. Cranking a wooden [...] April 4, 2016