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.
An evening with a trio of queens from the Broadway smash Six is sure to be an outstanding performance, and Andrea Macasaet, Brittney Mack, and Samantha Pauly entertained two sold-out shows at Chelsea Table and Stage (CTS) in an unforgettable concert.
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.
Artists from all walks of life came together on January 10th in the Hampden-Booth Theatre Library to showcase their artistic talents at The Players 3rd Annual Artist Exhibition.
Eighty-seven-year-old Joan Didion, one of the greatest essayists and novelists of the 20th and 21st centuries, passed away in December 2021, leaving behind a host of writers and readers who will sorely miss her voice in the literary world.
The Academy of Sacred Drama and the American Classical Orchestra presented a celebration of Christmas at Corpus Christi Church in Harlem, NYC, performing Vespers in the Season of Christmas by Antonio Gianettini and Gesu’ Nato, A Christmas Oratorio, by Antonio Bencini.
The Irish Tenors performed A Family Christmas on their 25th Anniversary Tour at The Mayo Performing Arts Center (MPAC) in a setting reverberating with the majestic voices and music of angels.
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.
The Resident Acting Company in New York City celebrated the 400-year anniversary of Shakespeare’s First Folio with a performance of The Tempest on November 16 at The Players.
The Frogs with Nathan Lane presented an outstanding new adaptation, and judging from the packed theater and accolades, Lane is again celebrated for his superb gifts of humor and narration.
It was Liz Cheney at MPAC with the President of Drew University, Hilary L. Link. Link moderated The Drew Forum Presents A Conversation with Liz Cheney at the Mayo Performing Art Center (MPAC) in Morristown in a one-hour talk about policy, leadership, and bipartisanship.
It was the Bacon Brothers at MPAC! Michael and Kevin Bacon, also known as The Bacon Brothers, served up some sizzling music at the Mayo Performing Art Center (MPAC) last week to a full house of enthusiastic followers.
Candace Bushnell, best-selling author, performed her one-woman show, True Tales of Sex, Success and Sex and the City, at The Green Room 42 in New York City in a sold-out performance.
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