Tag: theater nyc

Leela NYC Theatre Festival Celebrates Non-Traditional Casting

Leela NYC Theatre Festival Celebrates Non-Traditional Casting

New York City is the biggest apple and you are bound to find something do, watch, or eat at every single hour of the day. When it comes to theatre, there are never too many festivals so it’s always great when a fresh new festival pops up and brings us something new. The Leela Theatre Festival is a brand new festival […]

Read more ›
“The Boys Are Angry” and You Should Pay Attention

“The Boys Are Angry” and You Should Pay Attention

Brace yourself, New York. It’s the middle of August which means Fringe NYC has taken over our precious city. A great time to be a theater lover, this annual producer’s extravaganza is ripe with the up-and-coming talent that will dominate the scene for years to come in our city and beyond. Some productions come ready. Impressing everyone. Making sure the […]

Read more ›
Unity (1918) Is A Play You Will Not Forget

Unity (1918) Is A Play You Will Not Forget

A soldier walks out of the train that just brought him safely home from war. In the station, a man and his wife pass by while girls wait for a soldier with bouquets of local flowers. One of them eager to kiss him, to love him, but the soldier is not the man she expected. And he hasn’t come from […]

Read more ›
Artists in Fringe NYC: Rebecca Aparicio and Operation Pedro Pan

Artists in Fringe NYC: Rebecca Aparicio and Operation Pedro Pan

In the 1960’s the world was in turmoil. Things were changing fast and fully. It was a brave new world fighting the old traditions that had created the chaos. In Cuba, a new government was taking over. Caught in the middle of a senseless cold war that stripped them of many rights and with a leader with questionable motivations who […]

Read more ›
SUPER! is the Mix Tape of Comic Book Stories

SUPER! is the Mix Tape of Comic Book Stories

Ok, let’s think about what would make a cool theatrical production in 2015 if we mashed some pop culture together, shall we? Do we have super heroes? Yes. Do we have musical numbers? Check. Origin story? Its’ there. Love story? Of course. A bitter nemesis? Wouldn’t be good without one. Seems like we have everything on the list, so now […]

Read more ›
Saturday Day MITF Double–Feature: “The Dinner” & “The Rise of The Usher”

Saturday Day MITF Double–Feature: “The Dinner” & “The Rise of The Usher”

Summer is a great time to be alive in New York City. Putting the humidity and foul smells aside, the streets are bursting with an energy that no other season brings to this wonderful place. For theater lovers, it’s the time of new shows opening everywhere and theater festivals presenting the best of the new crop. One of those festivals […]

Read more ›
Puzzle The Will: Minimalistic Yet Ambitious New Hamlet

Puzzle The Will: Minimalistic Yet Ambitious New Hamlet

“To be or not to be…”  You know the rest of those words. “Whether ’tis Nobler in the mind to suffer The Slings and Arrows of outrageous Fortune,”  But what if, instead of that, it was re-structured to be followed by: “So excellent a king; that was, to this, Hyperion to a satyr; so loving to my mother That he […]

Read more ›
“The Weir” Will Haunt You – Take a Seat

“The Weir” Will Haunt You – Take a Seat

Pace. When someone asks me what is the most important thing when it comes to storytelling, I tell him or her without hesitation that it is pacing. Not the story, since a skilled director can improve that. Not the characters, as the plot can make up for the lack of interesting personalities. Not the setting, as sometimes the dialogue can […]

Read more ›
5 Senses Theatre Will Make You Krāv Some Cajun

5 Senses Theatre Will Make You Krāv Some Cajun

When you’re invited to an immersive dinner theater event, you never quite know what to expect. 5 Senses Theatre is the force behind Krāv, an immersive experience that takes place over a four-course meal. The show is described as “an immersive experience over a four-course meal, where the line between “audience” and “actor” no longer exists.” While I did enjoy […]

Read more ›
“Punk As Fuck” is Not Hardcore, But It Is Charming

“Punk As Fuck” is Not Hardcore, But It Is Charming

Oh, the good old days! I’m talking about the days when if you wanted to start a band, you had to provide the garage to practice in. You didn’t have Facebook, so to find the perfect bunch of misfits to partake in your rock star dream was a lot harder. But once everything clicked, those jam sessions were part of […]

Read more ›
Skimlinks Test