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TOPDOG|UnderDog
Posted by Holli Harms | Oct 27, 2022 | Reviews | 0
Mykal Kilgore at Chelsea Table + Stage
Posted by Holli Harms | Sep 27, 2022 | Reviews | 0
Mel and Ella Swing!
Posted by Holli Harms | Sep 21, 2022 | Reviews | 0
Elevator Repair Service’s Seagull
Posted by Holli Harms | Jul 28, 2022 | Reviews | 0
The Sun Also Rises
Posted by Holli Harms | Jul 1, 2022 | Reviews | 0
John-Andrew Morrison at 54 Below – TONIGHT FEBRUARY 4
by Tulis McCall | Feb 4, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Morrison’s selection of songs covers everyone from Taylor Swift (Snow On The Beach)to Stephen Sondheim (Losing My Mind) to Lizzo (Soulmate) to Harry Warren and Al Dublin (I Only Have Eyes for You). Each is delivered with style, grace and a little sass on the side.
Read MoreTony Kadleck Big Band at Birdland
by Edward Kliszus | Jan 31, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Swinging big band music was hot in Manhattan this week! From the moment the Tony Kadleck Big Band began their set at the Birdland Jazz Club, we tapped our toes and jumped to a tasteful, tight, polished sound, solid rhythm section, cats burnin’ solos, and sophisticated superb arrangements by trumpeter and band leader Kadleck.
Read MorePiaf! The Show (2023 world tour)
by Sarah Downs | Jan 31, 2023 | Reviews | 0
In this solo concert, Nathalie Lermitte personifies Edith Piaf without doing an impression or imitation. Rather, Lermotte has internalized the spirit of Piaf’s specialty, the chanson réaliste – music rooted in simple, real human emotion (which, of course, is never actually simple), and made it her own. Sensitive piano and the woody sound of xylophone locate us in the smoky cabarets, but it is the accordion, alternately wistful and boisterous, that whisks us off to Mont Martre and la vie Bohème.
Read MoreFood for Thought presents Stabbed Ten Times and The Last Chance Cafe
by David Walters | Jan 29, 2023 | Reviews | 0
For twenty-two years Food for Thought theatre company has been doing readings of one-act plays both to hear them and to develop them.
Read MoreOrgan and Orchestra by the American Symphony Orchestra
by Edward Kliszus | Jan 29, 2023 | Reviews | 0
The program opened with Camille Saint-Saëns’ Symphony No. 3 in C minor “Organ” (1886). When the organ spoke at the first poco adagio along with lush strings and harmonies, the amalgam of sound was exquisitely sublime, inspiring reverence and spirituality from Saint-Saëns’ melodic prose.
Read MoreAmerican Symphony Orchestra at St. Bartholomew’s Church
by Victoria Dammer | Jan 29, 2023 | Reviews | 0
The American Symphony Orchestra, accompanied by the powerful sound of the Aeolian-Skinner Organ, the voices of Anya Matanovic, Eve Gigliotti, Joshua Blue and Adam Lau, with the Bard Festival Chorale, brought the music of Camille Saint-Saens and Dame Ethel Smyth down from heaven to mortals from all over the world who entered through the famous Stanford White Portal for an evening not soon forgotten.
Read MoreAnthony Rapp’s Without You
by Stanford Friedman | Jan 27, 2023 | Reviews | 0
A work that meditates on a heart aneurysm, cancer and the specter of AIDS, but finds joy in a son’s love and an actor’s big break.
Read MoreThe Smuggler: A Thriller in Rhyme
by Stanford Friedman | Jan 26, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Mellamphy’s assured, charismatic performance, and clear gift of gab, makes Tim an engaging and all too relatable anti-hero who finds his way to success via a series of questionably justified crimes and misdemeanors.
Read MoreColin Quinn: Small Talk
by Tulis McCall | Jan 24, 2023 | Reviews | 0
With “Small Talk,” there is no obvious trajectory as there was in Quinn’s previous shows
Perhaps it is because the very notion of small talk becomes like a snake eating its own tail. Small talk begets small talk, which is, by its is nature, small.
Read MoreChain Theatre Fund Raiser: An Evening with Eric Bogosian: Monologues, Digressions and Air Guitar
by David Walters | Jan 24, 2023 | Reviews | 0
This event was an evening of both new and old monologues from Eric Bogosian who generously dedicated his talent to support Chain Theatre and their work.
Read MoreTom McGuire: A Bronx Accent from Brussels – A Tribute to the Sinatra Songbook
by David Walters | Jan 22, 2023 | Reviews | 0
What comes across is someone loving what they’re doing and loving being able to share it with his audience.
Read MoreField of Mars at NYU Skirball
by Edward Kliszus | Jan 22, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Existentialism seemed to dominate undertones dealing with the passage of time, mechanically repeating the practices of our predecessors, and our insignificance in the vastness of the universe and history.
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