Graduate of Harvard with a Master of Journalism, Victoria L. Dammer is a brilliant writer, world traveler, entrepreneur, sportswriter, and freelance photographer. She currently writes Broadway and Off-Broadway reviews for The Front Row Center and Openingnight.online. She writes the Jets Fan Chatter column for TapInto.net, an online franchised newspaper with over 15 million readers. Her travel pieces will transport you to exotic and exciting places. Her food articles will make you hungry, and her photography will inspire you. She writes book reviews and poetry. Victoria is a member of The Players NYC and The Harvard Club NY, where she is a member of the Shakespeare in the Afternoon Special Interest Group.
NEW YORK – Much Ado About Nothing at the Gene Frankel Theater, Directed by Thomas G. Waites with thrilling scenes of laughter, secrets, and duplicity in a run extended by popular demand!
NEW YORK – Magdalene: I Am the Utterance of My Name, a story of tradition, admiration and gravitas.
NEW YORK – Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at the Paper Mill Playhouse with 26 songs and rounds of thunderous applause!
NEW YORK – The New Jersey Ballet with a trio of Dance Masterworks, amazing and outstanding dance and music.
NEW YORK – The Two Hander, therapist and patient, vulnerable and thought provoking.
NEW YORK – Gun and Powder: The Legend of the Sisters Clarke, captivating before an eruption of deafening applause!
NEW YORK – Aftershocks at the Theater for the New City, where lives replicate earthquakes and little cracks split our fragile souls.
NEW YORK – Laurence Fishburne in Like They Do in The Movies, his life and ability to forgive and love.
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NEW YORK – Brian J. Nash at The Green Room 42 was phenomenal and cause for celebration!
NEW YORK – The Club at the George Street Playhouse through emotion to the forefront and proves racism cripples. It teaches the lesson we should strive to dispel racism in our communities, no matter what color we are.
NEW YORK – The Maid and the Mesmerizer is a gripping performance about a work relationship when one partner is the so-called master, and the other becomes the captive.
NEW YORK – King Lear at the Theatre at St. Clements explored human frailties like narcissism, madness, betrayal, and death that transcend centuries since this play was first written, and those tragic flaws live on today.
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