NEW YORK – Fingers & Spoons: The Ins and Outs of an Open Marriage, a must-see amalgam of comedy and drama that shamelessly explores sexual freedom and personal growth through non-traditional nuptial boundaries.
NEW YORK – Uncle Vanya at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, for that that helpless feeling when you are in love’s free-fall.
NEW YORK -Still at the Daryl Roth Theatre, a story that is romantic, relevant and personal.
NEW YORK – Las Borinqueñas at the Ensemble Studio Theatre, powerful and captivating.
NEW YORK – Sally and Tom at the Public Theater, a story packing a wallop at the intersection of horrible and splendid.
NEW YORK – Lempicka at the Longacre Theatre, a musical with stunning leads and a marvelous ensemble!
NEW YORK – Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club where life is beautiful, the girls are beautiful and even the orchestra is beautiful!
NEW YORK – Suffs, fighting so that their great-granddaughters would have shoulders to stand on.
NEW YORK – To Whom Should I Complain, starring Moira McAuliffe in an evening of wit, charm, and elegant comedic timing.
NEW YORK – Address Unknown at The Town Hall, a splendid, compelling story of love, tragedy, and betrayal.
