Category Archives: Off-Broadway
Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Bull
Mike Bartlett’s Bull, his companion piece to last year’s Cock swaps out sexuality for office politics.
Off-Broadway Theatre Review: The Revisionist by Jesse Eisenberg
Jesse Eisenberg — Mark Zuckerberg doppelgänger, Zombie killer — has written his second play, following 2011′s Asuncion. So has the writer-actor made strides in the former part of the popular hyphenate?
Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Passion at CSC
Sondheim’s moody love triangle, Passion, receives its first New York revival since its premiere in 1994 — and boy, did we need it.
Best of 2012: New York Theatre
It’s that time of year again: “Best of 2012″ lists are proliferating, taking up valuable space everywhere from The New York Times to New York magazine. So, hell, why not add to the pile?
Theatre Review: Giant
In our over-saturated culture of movie-to-musical fare, Giant‘s messy imperfection is far more interesting and than any glossy mediocrity currently taking up real estate on 42nd Street.
20 Days of Theatrical Thanks: Days 16 & 17
I’m thankful to have Michael John LaChiusa’s offbeat, discordant works in my theatre life.
20 Days of Theatrical Thanks 2012: Day 3
I’m thankful for living in a city that allows me to see a different show every day of the week if I wanted, and for all my wonderful friends and connections who think of me when they need to fill seats!
20 Days of Theatrical Thanks 2012: Day 2
I’m thankful for dedicated, ridiculously talented artists who can make even the worst dreck seem not so bad — even if only for their few glorious minutes of stage time.
Theatre Review: Through the Yellow Hour
Rapp’s newest output is reminiscent of his own THE HALLWAY TRILOGY which explores our evolution as a society of hope to one of brutal detachment. But unlike his trilogy, here it’s uncertain what Rapp wants us to walk away with.
