Encores! Once Upon A Mattress – A Ton and a Half of Pure Joy with Sutton Foster is at the center, using her crystal voice. lungs of iron, comedic timing. Foster is a combination of Mary Tyler Moore, Carol Burnett and Lucille Ball. In addition, her physical prowess might qualify her for any number of Olympic Events, starting with Moat Swimming.
Ibsen’s Ghost at the George Street Playhouse takes Ibsen’s key themes and throws them into the hands of the multi-talented actor, playwright, and Drag Queen Charles Busch who crafts a hilarious comedy.
WOMEN ON FIRE: Fair is Foul – Get there! You will be challenged and uplifted. Which is what theatre is all about.
I was looking forward to seeing “Aristocrats” at the Irish Repertory Theatre for a purely selfish reason. My heritage is half Irish, and I was jonesing for the sound of an Irish accent.
49 Years of Preserving Native American Culture – Thunderbird American Dancers Pow Wow with dances, stories, and traditional music from Native Peoples of the Northeast, Southwest, and Great Plains regions.
The Handspring Puppet Company presented an adaptation of J.M. Coetzee’s novel The Life & Times of Michael K at St. Ann’s Warehouse into a lyrical triumph of a production.
Our Class is a sublimely gorgeous production, directed and polished like a precious gem filled with light and love–it must return and stay long enough for all to witness its opulence of humanity’s capabilities for both good and evil.
“Rachel Bloom: Death, Let Me Do My Show” is an acquired taste, meaning you have to keep up with her rapid delivery that lasts a mere 80 minutes.
The Eagle and the Tortoise, now playing at BRIC as part of the Under The Radar series, is a light of love and honor to those who suffer in the realm of genocide.
The Sweet Spot, now at the postage stamp-sized Theatre C at 59E59, is an earnest play in which Alice Jankel takes us into that moment when life changes for a well-married couple.
