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Interviews
December 11, 2018
Finally Centerstage and Singing: The Hello Girls at 59E59 TheatersDecember 24, 2017
Lesli Margherita Slays in the Raunchy Grinch Spin-Off Who’s Holiday!Published
January 7, 2019
Why Smashing the Patriarchy Is So ExhaustingDecember 11, 2018
Role Call: Executive Director: Robert Serrell
Blog Archives
A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder
As an avowed fan of “Downton Abbey,” I was very intrigued by the idea of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, a musical that had been described as “Downton Abbey” on acid. One of the reasons I appreciate “Downton … Continue reading
Love’s Labour’s Lost
Love is many things in this musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost – a gun, a game and most of all, a puzzlement. Written and directed by Alex Timbers and composed by Michael Friedman, this production in performances at … Continue reading
Ghost
Lines are blurred at Ghost, the synthetic video game of a musical currently in performances at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater. These are not the lines between life and death, but rather between theater and film. This production, with with a book … Continue reading
The Orphans’ Home Cycle Part 2: The Story of a Marriage
The Orphans’ Home Cycle Part 2: The Story of a Marriage “Home is where you hang your hat,” Ruth L. Yorck, wrote in 1948. It’s also been said that “home is where your heart is.” Countless statements have been made, … Continue reading
The Orphans’ Home Cycle Part 3: The Story of a Family
The Orphans’ Home Cycle Part 3: The Story of a Family All good things must come to an end, as we are reminded poignantly in the third installment of Horton Foote’s The Orphans’ Home Cycle.” Part Three, “The Story of … Continue reading