Theatre Review: Caroline Or Change Will Change You
Watching Caroline or Change, I could not help but think of my own family and
Theatre Reviews
Reviewing how the latest theatre speaks to the human experience.
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,
Theater Review: Letters of Suresh Is Existential Art
What is worse? Never trying for what you love or trying and failing? There is
Theatre Review: Chicken & Biscuits Is Buttered With Comedy
Family Reunions are filled with the most impactful memories we will ever gain. Between hilarity
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
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
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
Theatre Review: The Perplexed Highlights The Privileged At MTC
Written by Richard Greenberg and directed by Lynne Meadow, The Perplexed is playing at Manhattan
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,
Theatre Review: Emojiland Fills You Will Happy Faces
Synopsis: Emojiland is an electric ensemble piece about a diverse community of archetypes who take
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.
Theatre Review: Fires In The Mirror Burns With Painful Truths
Is America racist? Yes. The question is whether we can overcome our darkness if
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
Theatre Review: Seared Sizzles With Humor And Egos
Walking out of Seared, I learned two things. Cooking scallops is an art, and no
Theatre Review: Is This A Room? Arrests The Messenger
We are living in really dark times, and my worst fear is that we do