BY KATHLEEN CAMPION I went to see “Mercedes Benz Awkwardly” because I thought the title was clever.  Still, I worried the title might have set too high a bar for the show.  No worries!  “Mercedes Benz Awkwardly” is a terrific...

BY TAFFY JAFFE Are you a secret tabloid reader? Catch glimpses of the latest gossip on the supermarket line? Buy “national enquirer” when noone is looking? Have no fear, it’s safe to come out of the closet for...

BY KATHLEEN CAMPION   It’s been a week whiffy with estrogen at the New York International Fringe Festival. “First Hand Woman,” “The A-is-for-Abortion Play,” “Mercedes Benz Awkwardly,” and, at Venue 3, well off the beaten track...

BY ALICE KLUGHERZ “SOUNDWAVES: The Passion of Noor Inayat Khan” covers a lot of historical territory. Born into a spiritual and musical family, Noor Inayat Khan was known as the “spy who could not lie”. Noor worked for the...

BY KATHLEEN CAMPION The NY International Fringe Festival is nothing if not ambitious – 185 shows in 17 days – playing to a demanding New York audience in August? Are you crazy? That said, watching theatre stripped...