COPPERFIELD! THE NEW MUSICAL
Posted by Brittany Crowell | Oct 30, 2026 | Reviews | 0
Legerdemain at The Tank: Lynn Rosen’s Sleight-of-Heart Comedy
Posted by Edward Kliszus | Oct 30, 2026 | Reviews | 0
The Imaginary Invalid
Posted by Chloe Boccara | Oct 29, 2026 | Reviews | 0
Dancing Into Roses
Posted by Holli Harms | Oct 29, 2026 | Featured | 0
“860” – Billy Crystal’s Latest One-Man Show
Posted by Betsyann Faiella | Oct 28, 2026 | Reviews | 0
Waiting For Lefty
by Tulis McCall | Nov 2, 2026 | 0
WAITING FOR LEFTY This production of “Waiting For Lefty” is captivating. It uncovers a play whose roots run deep and invites us along for the ride. Of course we accept. When it’s over you don’t want to leave the room.
Read MoreCOPPERFIELD! THE NEW MUSICAL
by Brittany Crowell | Oct 30, 2026 | 0
Copperfield! The New Musical, is a mostly delightful evening. For those less familiar with the novel (like myself), it provides a broad overview of the major plot points through an endearing ensemble performance and impressive musical (instrumental and vocal both) chops. The performances are strong and the ensemble is entertaining, but the piece overall doesn’t leave a lasting impression.
Read MoreLegerdemain at The Tank: Lynn Rosen’s Sleight-of-Heart Comedy
by Edward Kliszus | Oct 30, 2026 | 0
Some shows dazzle; Legerdemain enchants. Lynn Rosen’s sparkling comedy turns a restaurant’s back alley into a palace of wonder, where three marvelous actors trade laughs, secrets, and sleight of hand until even grief learns a new trick. Julie Kramer’s staging is crisp, tender, and perfectly timed. Performances continue at The Tank through November 22, and seats are scarce in this intimate house. Book now, bring someone you love, and prepare to believe in magic again.
Read MoreThe Imaginary Invalid
by Chloe Boccara | Oct 29, 2026 | 0
The Imaginary Invalid was worth the evening for a guaranteed laugh and a mild dose of political spookiness.
Read More“860” – Billy Crystal’s Latest One-Man Show
by Betsyann Faiella | Oct 28, 2026 | 0
Billy Crystal delivered 90 minutes of comic gold. Laughter reigned over a traditional display of nostalgia and grief, and that’s ok. Sometimes, laughter is the most fitting tribute of all.
Read MoreI Became We
by Kendra Jones | Oct 27, 2026 | 0
Mona Pirnot presents us with another form-bending, auto fiction production–a play, I Became We–with its entirety sang by a 16-person classical choir. This intimate, humorous, and familiar narrative explores decisions and expectations of women and couples. Pirnot has this deftness in making me cry over the most common, collective happenings. She carries these experiences which are just as personal as they are universal.
Read MoreKing of the Yees at Signature Theatre
by Katarina La Poll | Oct 27, 2026 | 0
King of the Yees is a show that is wise, bold, and oh so full of spirit!
Read MoreA Ghost in Your Ear at Audible Theater
by Katarina La Poll | Oct 26, 2026 | 0
Though A Ghost in Your Ear doesn’t meet expectations, its approach is undeniably inventive. The show points us to an exciting possibility for what can be done at the Audible’s Minetta Lane, and is certain to inspire the audio and sound aficionados among us.
Read MoreThe Queen Club: Have Women Really Come as Far as We Think?
by Carmin Caterina | Oct 26, 2026 | 0
What happens when Princess Diana, Cleopatra and Queen Isabella meet? The Queen Club brings three fascinating women together for a conversation about power, feminism, history and everything we think we know about women’s roles in society.
Read MoreOther Desert Cities
by Tulis McCall | Oct 25, 2026 | 0
The upshot here is that for this writer the production never achieves its goal. I was never pulled in to the story. I was never fully immersed. Which is what I always want to be.
Read MoreEnlightenment by the American Classical Orchestra
by Edward Kliszus | Oct 22, 2026 | 0
Enlightenment proved that reason and rapture can share a single stage. Under Thomas Crawford’s genial guidance, the American Classical Orchestra’s period-instrument artists made Mozart sigh and Haydn laugh, and Elise Bonhivert’s handmade basset clarinet sang like a voice from 1789. Season 42 now beckons, from Berwald’s American premiere and Beethoven at Alice Tully Hall to Bach at Old St. Patrick’s and Jefferson’s own songbook. Dare to know. Dare to listen. Join them this season.
Read MoreThe Curious Case of Benjamin Button
by Stanford Friedman | Oct 21, 2026 | 0
Transformed from Fitzgerald’s 1860 Baltimore setting to the docks of Cornwall, England, circa 1918, its themes are more in line with what one might expect from a traditional, full-length musical drama: shame, desire, and the love of a good woman.
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