Category: Reviews

CSC’s Production of Dracula is a “must-see” production of 2020. It is a classic not so much reimagined as reconsidered for the #MeToo Movement and it is hilarious.

Frankenstein

by David Walters | Feb 18, 2020 | Reviews

Though this production will not give you the complete full story from the book, this version will give you an in-depth journey into life itself and the needs that we possess that drive and torture us all.

The Sabbath Girl

by Elizabeth Ann Foster | Feb 18, 2020 | Reviews

A truly NYC love story that is both contemporary and timeless. Take it from this former goya shiksa converted Orthodox Jew, your Friday nights will have new meaning.

Seesaw

by Sarah Downs | Feb 18, 2020 | Reviews

Written in 1973, the musical Seesaw takes us back to a moment of great uncertainty in New York CIty’s history. The musical tells a love story of contrasts – country boy and city girl, and, in retrospect, the dichotomy between a time of innocence and a city in dire need. For the artists, dancers and singers who gathered here, it may have been a dear old, dirty town, but it was their dear old, dirty town.

Misdemeanor Dream by Spiderwoman Theater – BLOG POST

by David Walters | Feb 14, 2020 | Blog

Founded in 1976 (yes you read that right, 1976), Spiderwoman Theater is the world’s longest-running Native American women’s theater company. The name comes from the weaver in the Hopi creation story, they seek to blend traditional Native American art forms with western theater constructs.