REVIEW: ‘OKLAHOMA!’ RETURNS TO BROADWAY!
The hottest ticket on Broadway this season is for a show that first premiered over seventy-five years ago. The latest revival of Rogers and Hammerstein’s […]
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EXCLUSIVE: REVIEW OF BROADWAY’S ‘SUMMER: THE DONNA SUMMER MUSICAL’
It may soon officially be fall, but Summer is reigning supreme on Broadway. Based on the life of the groundbreaking recording artist, Summer: The Donna […]
EXCLUSIVE: REVIEW OF BROADWAY’S ‘PRETTY WOMAN’
There’s a line in the 1990 romantic comedy, Pretty Woman, in which a hooker named Vivian Ward tells Edward Lewis, the client she’s falling for, […]
REVIEW: WORLD PREMIERE OF ‘LEMPICKA’ AT WILLIAMSTOWN THEATRE FESTIVAL
Making its world premiere at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, Lempicka is a breathtaking masterpiece that is destined to become the next great American musical. Based […]
REVIEW: BERKSHIRE THEATRE GROUP’S “CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD”
The need for human connection is universal. How that connection is accomplished, however, is not. Now playing at Berkshire Theatre Group (in Stockbridge, MA), Children […]
CATCH MEGAN HILTY AT NYC’S FAMED CAFÉ CARLYLE!
Megan Hilty is the antithesis of Ivy Lynn. Best known for her starring role in NBC’s criminally short-lived Broadway drama Smash, Hilty couldn’t be further […]
Annaleigh Ashford Returns to Broadway in ‘Sylvia’
Annaleigh Ashford Returns to Broadway in ‘Sylvia’ Annaleigh Ashford is redefining what it means to be a funny girl on Broadway. It’s no coincidence that […]
Review: The Rebirth of Broadway’s ‘Side Show’
In 1997, a musical called Side Show based on the true story of Depression-era vaudeville stars and conjoined twins Daisy and Violet Hilton opened on […]
The Elusive Chanteuse: Back to Basics on ‘Me. I Am Mariah.’
Mariah Carey is an American institution. Not the Statue of Liberty or Silicon Valley, but something very much Americana and, occasionally, very necessary. The pop […]
Sam Smith Previews ‘In The Lonely Hour’ in NYC: Concert Review
Sam Smith is the best new artist of 2014. Yes, it’s only March and Smith has yet to release an album. But that said, there’s […]
SXSW Film Review: Fort Tilden
I blame Lena Dunham. It all started when Tiny Furniture premiered at SXSW’s 2010 Film Festival and won the Grand Jury Award for Best Narrative […]
Film Review: Bad Words
The poster for Bad Words look almost austere: muted tones, calming white Helvetica title, Jason Bateman’s name, centered and high, with just a pinch of […]