The Boy Band Project
The Boy Band Project is fun eye candy with talent and before you know it, the show ends and you want to take the young gentlemen home.
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Author: Elizabeth Ann Foster
Let Me Cook for You: The Trilogy
It is an evening of bonding, learning, and exploring as Orietta Crispino single-handedly cooks for the audience and tells a version of her story of how she ended up here. She insists it will not be about the past but reading the signs of the future.
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The Panic of ’29
The play opens in 1929 with the VP of The New York Stock Exchange playing down what he knows is inevitable – the market is going to crash.
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Mrs. Doubtfire on Broadway – An Audience Member View
This was an enhanced version of Mrs. Doubtfire on Broadway. If you loved the rip-roaring, gut-busting Shakespearean spoof hit play Something Rotten by the brothers Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick team, then Mrs. Doubtfire is for you.
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Girl from the North Country – An Audience Member’s Thoughts
The women carry the show. It’s memorable and the highlight is Mrs. Laine (Mare Winningham). She has dementia and lost her filter years ago. She is rip-roaring hilarious and made this otherwise severe, sad, and depressing depiction of life wake up the audience.
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