Opening Night Reviews are born of a critic and author who inspires and appreciates the arts. Indeed, with a passion for theater, classical music, and jazz, they approach every performance with an open heart and a curious mind. Likewise, their knowledge of these art forms is deep and nuanced, and they unquestionably seek to explore new facets of each one.
The critic’s dedication to research is admirable, taking into account the performers, the work to be presented, and the broader cultural context. Morevoer, they understand the importance of understanding the audience and the significance of the performance.
During a performance, the critic is fully engaged, taking notes and observing every minute detail. Secondly, they evaluate thoughtfully and examine technical skill, emotional depth, and the artists’ ability to connect with the audience. Similarly, the critic also considers the setting, acoustics, and audience demographics in their overall assessment of a performance.
After a performance, the critic reflects on their observations, creating a comprehensive and insightful review that educates, informs, and inspires their readers. Therefore, the best critics create a conversation around the performance, honor the artists, and contribute to the broader discourse of the art form itself. Undeniably, this critic’s commitment to the arts is truly inspirational. Finally, Opening Night Reviews readers may be interested in Authors at Opening Night, Welcome to Opening Night, A New Yorker’s Long Weekend in London, and Rhythm in Music. Be sure to visit our friends at The Front Row Center and A Yorker’s Point of View.
Texting and the lack thereof, relationships, and Maria Callas’ life, loves, and musical arias shared the stage in Regina Gibson’s one-woman show Divina, A Fantasy Cabaret, at Pangea, New York City.
Enchanting, exciting, and theatrical in movement and staging, PM Theater Company presents Mihail Sebastian’s A Star Without A Name at Theatre at St. Clements.
The Community School of the Arts Foundation partners with local schools, artists, and other youth organizations to bring quality arts education to students of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. They have been able to achieve this with the help of donations from large institutions or patrons like you.
Celebrate your Holiday Spirit and join the Young Professional Committee of Big Brothers Big Sisters of NY for a Winter Wonderland-themed holiday party to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters!
Smashworks Dance is a New York based dance company that advocates for women’s empowerment through the performing arts, educational programming, and community outreach.
Edgar’s Café serves delicious food on Manhattan’s Upper West Side and is billed as a “Magical place with a cafe, wine, beer, food & desserts.”
Tonight was an event when The Orchestra Now Performs Barber, Strauss, and Schumann in a fantastic concert of challenging, diverse, and intriguing music. The musicians performed with intensity, purpose, and virtuosic brilliance. They delivered moments of excitement, adulation, passion, pathos, and profound serenity.
While Via Quadronno is best known for its cappuccino and panini sandwiches, they boast an extensive menu to impress tourists and locals. And, if you’re an early riser, you can drop by for an adorably decorated cappuccino and a chocolate croissant.
Tonight’s concert, Transcendent Triumph and Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2 was suitably billed as the Full InsideOut Concerts™ Experience. This performance by David Bernard and Park Avenue Chamber Symphony honored Rachmaninoff’s masterpiece of Russian romantic music with its soaring emotional heights and virtuosic writing. Bernard’s informative introductions and work with children help educate current and future audiences on symphonic music’s beauty, magnificence, and importance.
