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Posted by Holli Harms | May 26, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Posted by Holli Harms | May 26, 2023 | Reviews | 0
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Posted by Holli Harms | Apr 25, 2023 | Reviews | 0
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by Sarah Downs | Jun 7, 2023 | Reviews | 0
I saw Wet Brain and lived to tell the tale. A story of one family’s relationship to addiction, the play barrels its way through a tangle of emotional damage in a claustrophobic marathon of anxiety and anger. Each family member has fallen to prey to multiple addictions that come flying at you left and right. This kind of startling chaos could potentially illuminate, if the intensity didn’t start at 70, barely make it to 72 and never work its way back down again.
Read Moreby Victoria Weisfeld | Jun 6, 2023 | Reviews | 0
High emotion, high drama, and the finding a way to love pack Tennessee Williams’s brilliant The Rose Tattoo at Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey.
Read Moreby Kendra Jones | Jun 6, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Reliving those years upon years you spent around the same people, and you leave—finally, phew—wanting to return different, break from the mold, feel like you’ve done something extraordinary. It’s the reminder to pay attention to those life-shifting moments. A performance of avoiding death, until it’s brimming and overwhelmingly real. The empathy we grew and fostered during COVID relapses—were we the best versions of ourselves during the most difficult times? We revert to this dark ritual that was activated when each of us first ached. “The Age of Bad Choices Seeking Their Consequences. The Comeuppance…”
Read Moreby Tulis McCall | Jun 6, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Watching O’Hara and D’Arcy James in “Days of Wine And Roses” is both thrilling and exhausting. These two thoroughbreds navigate this difficult and overwritten score with grace and self assurance. Every song that O’Hara sings is an aria. D’Arcy James takes on his music with the precision of a fencing master. This is a master class in every way.
Read Moreby Edward Kliszus | Jun 5, 2023 | Reviews | 0
From a bottomless pit of prison and despair, Stevens mustered sobriety and hope powered by a renewed, unwavering determination, self-worth, confidence, and passion for his craft. His life became a transformative journey of recovery, growth, and personal empowerment. He crushed his alter ego D Man and broke free, becoming a beacon of resilience and strength. Ronald “Smokey” Stevens is a superbly gifted raconteur with an authentic, inspirational story for everyone that must be told.
Read Moreby David Walters | Jun 5, 2023 | Reviews | 0
As Gail said, “Plenty of ways to die right here. Plenty of ways to live, too.”
Read Moreby Victoria Dammer | May 31, 2023 | Reviews | 0
New Jersey Ballet Artistic Director Maria Kowroski has raised the bar (barre) by introducing audiences young and seasoned to an exhilarating new style of ballet, choreographed by exciting masters of the art of dance, clothed by acclaimed fashion designers, all the while keeping with tradition.
Read Moreby Victoria Dammer | May 31, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Rian Keating is a masterful storyteller through the power of song and humor, with just the right touch of cheerful and melancholy emotion.
Read Moreby Kendra Jones | May 31, 2023 | Reviews | 0
Everything that could disrupt a day, or a marriage, occurs, and we watch how Johaira and Manuel deal with and react to each situation. I’m rooting for this dissolving marriage and left concluding that their emotional obstacles have perhaps become too overbearing, crushing a relationship that may have never established solid footing.
Read Moreby Tulis McCall | May 26, 2023 | Reviews | 0
… a new block of tickets for the nine-time Tony Award nominated new musical, NEW YORK, NEW YORK, are now available for performances through Sunday, January 14, 2024
Read Moreby Tulis McCall | May 26, 2023 | Reviews | 0
There are several ways for a man to deal with a childhood trauma. He might seek out psychotherapy. He could delve into meditation. Or, if he is Kenneth, the central character in Eboni Booth’s hope- and laugh-filled new comedy,Primary Trust, he might indulge in two-for-one mai tais with an imaginary friend…
Read Moreby Holli Harms | May 26, 2023 | Reviews | 0
The set is a playground as we humans are God’s children and he likes to watch us play, especially play war.
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