By Alix Cohen… An especially appealing balance of experience, talent and mutual respect pervades the production of this 1964 musical.

By Alix CohenCharles Busch is one of our great storytellers, conquering high and low with...

Review by Ron Fassler . . . David Rasche has been a working actor for fifty-five years. Beginning...

By Alix Cohen… Effervescent distraction

By Alix Cohen… L.B. Browne’s beautifully written, imaginative story is a fisheye view of consequences suffered by one family when radical, unchallenged certainty is imposed.

By Alix CohenThis is the 15th iteration of Blue Wave, now Blue Tsunami variety fundraisers which...

By Alix Cohen… An unforgettably theatrical original, Nomi stunned New York’s downtown scene fusing soaring precision of an operatic countertenor with the groove of new wave, glam rock, cabaret, and avant-garde theater, presented with indomitable conviction.

Interview with Ron Fassler . . . I had the opportunity recently to talk with multi-hyphenate Tony...

By Alix Cohen… A hit or miss production of Anton Chekhov\’s Ivanov that deserves better.

Review by Ron Fassler . . . Allow me to confess that I have never seen any of the seven Paranormal...

by Melissa Griegel … Photos by Melissa Griegel Photography At a 54 Below Staff Show three...

By Alix Cohen… A fabulous salute to the ground-breaking 1921 (and 2016 revival) of Eubie Blake/Noble Sissle\’s \’Shuffle Along\’

By Alix Cohen… Second Chances are complicated in this tale of jealousy, vengeance, retribution, guilt and- surprise! a happy ending

By Alix Cohen… Jazz in Pergatory

By A;ix Cohen… Wendy Wasserstein’s excellent play skewers politics, media frenzy, and the double standards women face in public life. It asks why accomplished women are so often held to impossible expectations.

By Alix Cohen… A reframing of the story of Lilith to reflect burgeoning awareness

Review by Ron Fassler . . . With this being the centenary of Tony Bennett’s birth (in fact,...

By Ron Fassler . . . At the moment, playwrights seem happy to dig into the dangers of AI...

By Alix CohenMichael (Ivan Howe) and Paul (Julius Rinzel), both in their early teens, chase one...

By Yani Perez… Fast, physical, and fabulously strange, piss.jpeg (Working Title) finds unexpected humanity within a gleefully illogical world.

By Alix Cohen… Nicolas King II- Other Aspirations

By Melissa Griegel… Photos by Melissa Griegel Photography  Kennedy Caughell (Paradise...

By Alix Cohen… Nicolas King Part I- Lift Off – A boy destined for the stage

By Eyal Solomon, Publisher and Editor, Theater Pizzazz… For two unforgettable hours, Hejira transported the Iridium audience back to Joni Mitchell\’s groundbreaking jazz years with a performance that was both breathtakingly authentic and thrillingly alive.

By Stuart Miller… A strong cast and an intimate setting give new life to monologues Whoopi Goldberg wrote and performed decades ago.

By Alix Cohen… A fractured family comes together through Jewish customs

By By Stuart Miller… Jonathan Spector deftly delivers fully human characters debating complex political issues.

By Alix Cohen… An extraordinary blend of Taiwanese and Western influenced dance

By Alix Cohen… A Buoyant Evening of Period Pop and Jazz in Dance

By Alix CohenWere committee creations not so likely to manifest a camel instead of a horse, Ogden...

By Ron Fassler… Jonathan Spector’s sweeping, superbly acted Birthright follows six friends across twenty years as Jewish identity, relationships, and history reshape their lives.

By Alix CohenAn amuse bouche of Irving Berlin’s “There’s No Business Like Show Business” is...

By Alix Cohen… Meg Flather doesn\’t just sing, she communicates.

By Alix Cohen… Two downtown legends revive a not-to-be-missed collaborative fantasy