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'Stereophonic,' Adjmi's Hit Transfers to Broadway
In its transfer to Broadway, 'Stereophonic' remains a hit and must-see.
The cast of Stereophonic (Julieta Cervantes)
When Stereophonic opened at Playwright’s Horizons in the fall of 2023, the hybrid comedy/drama/musical was extended a number of times for a multitude of reasons. The acting was superb. The subject matter intrigued. Who is not enthralled by a smooth rock band on the cusp of greatness with a chonky financial contract, “getting their s%$t together,” as a…
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'Lempicka,' The Art of Survival With a Paintbrush
Starring Eden Espinosa in a bravura performance, 'Lempicka,' directed by Rachel Chavkin should not be missed. Ignore the snarky male critics and treat yourself.
Eden Espinosa in Lempicka (Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman)
Loosely inspired by tumultuous events in the life of Tamara de Lempicka, which gave rise to her provocative oil paintings of high society portraits and nudes in an Art Deco style, the musical Lempicka magnifies the theme of femininity unbound. The “unbound female” is a marvelous theme, perhaps annoying to some male critics, but…
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The Who's Brilliant 'Tommy' Revival, a Nod to the Past, and Segue into the Future
The Who's Tommy is one to see for its brilliant music, thrilling newcomer Ali Louis Bourzgui and interesting take on our current hyper technical version that twits our culture and society.
Bobby Conte and the ensemble of The Who’s Tommy (Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman)
If you are a fan, The Who’s Tommy, currently in its 2nd revival by Des McAnuff, (he directed the show’s original Broadway presentation over thirty years ago), may absolutely thrill you with its exuberant, pulsating electricity and phenomenal musical arrangements. With music and lyrics by Pete Townshend,…
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'Water for Elephants' a Sensational, Poignant, Uplifting Spectacle
'Water for Elephants' is a sensational, poignant, uplifting spectacle that wows!
Grant Gustin and the cast of Water for Elephants (Matthew Murphy)
Based on the titular novel by Sara Gruen, Water for Elephants, excitingly directed by Jessica Stone, currently funs at the Imperial Theatre until September 8th. The production is a circus musical about redemption, love, courage and faith. With a book by Rick Elice and songs with a variety of dynamic musical styles and empowering…
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'An Enemy of the People' Brilliant, Drop Dead Tragicomedy With Jeremy Strong, Michael Imperioli
An Enemy of the People starring Jeremy Strong and Michael Imperioli is a must-se for its performances, re-imagining of Ibsen's play by Amy Herzog and direction by Sam Gold
Jeremy Strong in An Enemy of the People (Emilio Madrid)
In Amy Herzog’s adaptation of Ibsen’s sardonic An Enemy of the People, currently at Circle in the Square for a limited engagement, we are treated to a modernized version of a work whose timeless verities ring true for us today. Aptly directed by Sam Gold (A Doll’s House Part 2), Jeremy Strong (TV: “Succession”) as Dr. Thomas Stockmann and,…
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'The Notebook,' Poignant, Reverent, Knockout Performances by Maryann Plunkett and Dorian Harewood
'The Notebook' will not disappoint. The ensemble is terrific. Maryann Plunkett and Dorian Harewood are enlightened and anointed in these roles.
Jordan Tyson, John Cardoza in The Notebook (Julieta Cervantes)
Fans who have seen the film or read Nicholas Sparks’ titular novel will not be disappointed with The Notebook on Broadway, currently running at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. With music and lyrics by Ingrid Michaelson and book by Bekah Brunstettter, the musical based on the Sparks’ novel dramatizes the relationship of Noah and Allie…
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'Pericles' by Fiasco Theater a Joyful, Redemptive Must-See at CSC
'Pericles' is one of Shakespeare's last great works, rarely seen. Fiasco Theater's version is excellent. Don't miss it. at CSC.
Andy Grotelueschen and the cast of Pericles at CSC (Austin Ruffer)
Fiasco Theater’s Pericles presented by CSC is one of William Shakespeare’s works written in the twilight of his career that reveals a “hero” who the fates torment and play with until it is enough, and he receives his wish of a fulfilled life with family. The production directed by Ben Steinfeld is stylized and cleverly wrought,…
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'Corruption,'an Important Play at Lincoln Center Theater, Mitzi E. Newhouse
'Corruption' by Oslo's JT Rogers directed by Bartlett Sher is an important play exposing the nefarious News Corup, Rubert Murdoch's evil media company.
The cast of Corruption (T. Charles Erickson)
Corruption‘s well paced reimagining of the UK phone hacking scandal involving Rupert Murdock’s News Corp. empire is written by JT Rogers (Oslo) and directed by Bartlett Sher (Oslo). The hybrid drama/comedy is enjoying its premiere off Broadway, Lincoln Center Theater at the Mitzi E. Newhouse. Rogers’ epic chronicle exposes key individuals employed by…
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