George M. Cohan Tonight!
This is a good show, instructive and entertaining, well-worth your time; a haunting visit from a very welcome ghost, and I strongly recommend you take it in before this charming spectral apparition vanishes.
Read More
Author: Michael Hillyer
John Cullum: An Accidental Star
It would be tempting to say that Time has never slowed John Cullum down. He moved to New York City in 1956, fresh off the bus from Knoxville at the age of 26, and within six weeks was working in two Broadway shows. His career, from then until quite recently, has been an uninterrupted string of marquee roles in famous productions on Broadway that define not just an age, but an entire lifetime of theatre-going experience
Read More
Othello at the Delacorte
Billed as “Shakespeare’s most urgent and relevant tragedy today,” this OTHELLO does little to further that case.
Read More
The Beast In The Jungle
Although the sum of its parts may not add up completely into a powerful theatrical whole, the parts themselves are alone well worth the price of admission.
Read More
Judy Collins at the Cafe Carlyle
An honest to gosh Folk Legend, pushing eighty but decked out like sweet nineteen, strumming a guitar and singing into the microphone. Stunning.
Read More