Theatre Review: Yellow Face Will Have Showing Your Funny Face

Watching Yellow Face, I was surprised by its message. The hilarious comedy paints itself under the guise of a more common than not discussion, especially…

Theater Review: Las Vidas Rotas Picks Up At Repertorio

Directed  Pablo Andrade  and written by Yessi Hernandez, Las Vidas Rotas deliciously/ beautifully plays into the existential questions and literary tropes of Latinidad and immigration.…

Theater Review: La Llamada Picks Up The Call At Repertorio

La Llamada, playing at the Reportorio until December 8, uses the discography of God´s Voice, Whitney Houston, to discuss what it really means to be…

Theater Review: Russian Troll Farm Makes Us All A Little Trumpy

Playing at The Vineyard Theater, until February 25th, Russian Troll Farm will be either beloved or hated, in part, because it hammers into a subject…

Theater Review: El Repertorio Is In An Insomnio Americano 2024

What I have always loved about El Repertorio, is that it elaborates the importance of representation. Sometimes, representation is over-simplified as an ¨us¨ just wanting…

Theater Review: Some Like It Hot Is The Best Musical!

Watching Some Like It Hot, The Musical, I, immediately, felt like I was watching the best musical I have ever seen. Words like, “Brilliant! Spectacular!…

Theater Review: Stardust Road Leads To The Stardust In Our Eyes

  Somewhere in Indiana, 7 friends love, live, and say goodbye at Stardust Roadhouse, a bar set as their backdrop to Stardust Road: a musical…

Theater Review: Between The Lines Is An Off-Broadway Must-See

Between The Lines is one of the funniest, sweetest off-broadway musicals I have seen, and it came as a surprise, when you think of its…

Theatre Review: Mister Miss America Wins The Crown

A one man show is never easy because the audience will only love or hate you. There is no saving grace beyond your ability to…

Theatre Review: Eva Luna Shines Over Female Strength

Isabelle Allende is one of the greatest Latina writers of all time. She has an ability to create novelas that are grounded in human pain…

Theater Review: Penelope The Musical Is A Greek Myth I Can Rewatch

As a musical, Penelope was masterful, fun, and bright spot unto the theater scene that needs it. Playing at the York Theatre until April 24,…

Theatre Review: Word. Sound. Power Hits A Beat At Bam

From April 7 to 9, watching Sound. Word. Power reminded me of Def Jam Poetry or NuYorican Poet’s Cafe, and the necessity to hear marginalized…

Theatre Review: sandblasted Is Hilariously Poignant At Vineyard

We live in a prejudiced world. One that will pluck any excuse to tell you why everyone should own you, except for yourself. Unfortunately, the more…

Theatre Review: La Dama Boba Is A Smart Love Story

This classic, Spaniard play is not the easiest transition while valuing its original text. Yet, Director Leyma Lopez has done a marvelous job of making…

Theater Review: Trevor The Musical Is A Must- See At Stage 42 Theatre

Watching Trevor The Musical, I was incredibly emotional. It is rare to see a show that both uplifts its audience while confronting a very dark…