Neil Simon’s Memoirs: Rewrites and The Play Goes On If you’re unfamiliar with the name Neil Simon, it seems clear you’ve regularly attended neither theater nor film, have an aversion to [...] January 6, 2018
Meteor Shower – Fireworks Above and Below Steve Martin’s plays – Picasso at the Lapin Agile and, with Edie Brickell, the musical Bright Star – don’t deep dive into [...] January 5, 2018
WAT-CAST – Alix Cohen Talks About Reviewing Theater Theater reviewers may get seats for the hottest plays and musicals. But along with that perk, comes huge responsibility. Award-winning [...] January 1, 2018
From All of Us to All of You: Seasonal Songs and Disney Too After 21 shows in 12 days (whew!) to benefit a worthy outreach program, Urban Stages traditionally ends its annual Winter Rhythms Festival [...] December 25, 2017
Farinelli And The King – The Healing Power of Art All hail the King! Mark Rylance, arguably the best actor in theater today, is once again lighting up the Broadway stage aided and abetted [...] December 22, 2017
A Regular Little Houdini – Captivating When Houdini opened his 1905 European tour in Newport, Wales, Alan, who stands before us about to offer his spectacle in the same theater, [...] December 18, 2017
Pride And Prejudice – Jubilantly Funny The purpose of a man is to love a woman,/And the purpose of a woman is to love a man,/So come on baby let’s start today, come on baby [...] December 15, 2017
Our Favorite Things – Shana Farr and Steve Ross Monday night, the National Arts Club hosted Shana Farr and Steve Ross in a unique concert spotlighting Christmas and some of the [...] December 14, 2017