Theatre Review: Do You Feel Anger? YES, I DO!
Written by Mara Nelson Greenberg, Do You Feel Anger? is absurd in humor. It is
Theatre Reviews
Reviewing how the latest theatre speaks to the human experience.
Theatre Review: Ain’t Too Proud To Beg Electrifies Broadway
In some ways, Ain’t Too Proud To Bed went into the Broadway Musical race with
Theater Review: Ain’t No Mo Takes You On A “Reparations” Flight
Jordan E Cooper’s Ain’t No Mo, playing at The Public Theater till April 1, is
Theatre Review: Jiva Dance Company Presents The Four Horsemen
“I never noticed death when it came suddenly in a black vehicle. My mind was
Theater Review: Actually, We’re F**ked Speaks The Truth
At Cherry Lane Theatre a group of Millennial “frenemies” have united to hold conversations on
Theater Review: “I Am Latino” And Proud!
Playing until July 7 at Repertorio Español, I AM LATINO explores every Latin stereotype that
Theater Review: Shakesbeer Brings The Bard And The Beer
Shakesbeer is, sincerely, one of the best things to do in NYC. It is a
Theater Review: Barefoot Is A Refreshing Comedy About Sex
Written by Kate T. Billingsley and Thomas G. Waites, Barefoot is presented as a modern
Theater Review: By The Way, Meet Vera Stark Questions Hollywood’s “Diverse” Representation
By The Way, Meet Vera Stark truly is a dramedy by weaving its comedy into
Theater Review: Bitter Greens Is Gossip Girl For Vegans
I LOOOOOOVED Bitter Greens. I ate that show up. (Pun Intended!) It was Gossip Girl
Theater Review: Hype Man Challenges Privilege As Exemption
Powerfully written and directed by Idris Goodwin, Hype Man has to be one of the
Theater Review: Wild Goose Dreams Goes Viral At The Public Theater
When it comes to technology, we struggle to see or accept its duality. The internet
Theatre Review: The Prom Is Everything We Love About Broadway
The Prom is hilarious, powerful, poignant, silly, and happily cheesy. It plays into the Broadway
Theater Review: The Other Josh Cohen Makes You Have Hope
The reason I adored The Other Josh Cohen, playing at Westside Theater till February 24,
Theatre Review: Eve’s Song Sings To America’s Ghosts At Public Theater
Eve’s Song is one of the most important plays of the season, especially for our