Off Broadway
My Mother Had Two Faces
NEW YORK – My Mother Had Two Faces a quiet, fun, frightening, and beautiful performance by Karin Trachtenberg.
Holli Harms
NEW YORK – My Mother Had Two Faces a quiet, fun, frightening, and beautiful performance by Karin Trachtenberg.
NEW YORK – Before the Drugs Kick In is funny, heart-wrenching, and not to be missed.
NEW YORK – Lucie Jones at 54 Below, poignant and beautiful singing that touches your heart and soul.
NEW YORK – Jeff Harnar Sings Cole Porter at Birdland with words of promise, new discoveries, love, and emotions existing as fountains of purity in each of us.
NEW YORK – Bliss Street at City Winery was a night of rockin’ celebration for the music of Charlie Sub’s youth, his dad’s tenacity, and what dreaming big can produce.
NEW YORK – On Set With Theda Bara features David Greenspan playing complex characters entwined in an imaginative, pronounced immersion into what is reality, what is gender, what is being alive, who are we now, who have we been, and who will we become growing out of what matters to us.
Mauricio Martínez: 5’11”at 54 Below, Mexican actor and singer is winner of an International Emmy and is one brilliant artist/performer.
Cassie Workman’s astonishing Aberdeen at the Soho Playhouse is a tragic poem of Euripidean intensity chronicling for us the life and death of Kurt Cobain and what his passing meant to her. She conjures for us the hero, the quiet god, full of flaws and glories akin to the Greek and Roman deities.
The evening titled “Twerking” was one helluva show filled with songs turned on their sides, from twerked and tweaked cabaret to Broadway musical to Rock and Roll.
It was Gospel Brunch, mingling with the season of sparkling lights and colorful ornaments, the spreading of tidings of great joy, and the vocal power of raising the rafters with song, we celebrated all of that and more at 54 Below this past Saturday.
