Theatre Review: Caroline Or Change Will Change You

Watching Caroline or Change, I could not help but think of my own family and ancestors, and what it meant to survive so that the…

Theater Review: The Visitor Makes It Presence Known At The Public Theater

Absolutely Mesmerizing! Watching The Visitor, was like watching Broadway. The 90 minute musical was impactful, concise, and emotional as it glided through a very REAL…

Theater Review: Letters of Suresh Is Existential Art

What is worse? Never trying for what you love or trying and failing? There is a certain safety that comes with never chasing your dreams…

Theatre Review: Chicken & Biscuits Is Buttered With Comedy

Family Reunions are filled with the most impactful memories we will ever gain. Between hilarity and harm, seeing ALL of your family, at once, leads…

Theater Review: Between The Bars Shows Jail Is A Human Cage

Between The Bars asks a sincere question, “Why do we put people on jail? For them to pay for their sins or pay for ours?”…

Theater Review: Persuasion Speaks To Love And Confusion At Bedlam

With a cast determined to embody the tricks and regret of love lost, Persuasion manages to overcome its own, at times, confusion. While it could…

Broadway Review: Six Is The Best Musical of The Season

Okay! That title is a bold statement, but SIX is more than a musical. It is vibrant testament to a reality women must face: men…

Theatre Review: The Perplexed Highlights The Privileged At MTC

Written by Richard Greenberg and directed by Lynne Meadow, The Perplexed is playing at Manhattan Theatre Club until March 29 . With a title like…

Theater Review: A Sign of The Times Is An Existential Journey

Stephen Lloyd Helper’s A Sign of The Times focuses on one of the most precious, precarious things we all have: time. Some days and years…

Theatre Review: Emojiland Fills You Will Happy Faces

Synopsis: Emojiland is an electric ensemble piece about a diverse community of archetypes who take one another at face value: a smiling face dealing with…

Theatre Review: Latina Christmas Special Warms Hearts At Soho Playhouse

Directed by Geoffrey Rivas, Latina Christmas Special, truly is for Latinas, which is super refreshing. In typical fashion, my people came through; all you have…

Theatre Review: Fires In The Mirror Burns With Painful Truths

  Is America racist? Yes. The question is whether we can overcome our darkness if history is a strange bed-fellow. You have white men that…

Theatre Review: The Wrong Man Is Everything Right With Musicals

The Wrong Man is a 90 minute nose-dive into the wronged life and wrongful death of Duran (played mesmerizingly by Joshua Henry).  Playing at MCC…

Theatre Review: Seared Sizzles With Humor And Egos

Walking out of Seared, I learned two things. Cooking scallops is an art, and no artist is Indispensable. The new, Off-Broadway show, playing until December…

Theatre Review: Is This A Room? Arrests The Messenger

We are living in really dark times, and my worst fear is that we do not realize the urgency and weight of it. Some do,…