How I Learned to Drive: A Sad, Sinister Story
From the opening scene of Paula Vogel’s Pulitzer Prize winning How I Learned to Drive, directed by Kate Whoriskey…
A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words
Located on 1133 Avenue of the Americas on 43rd Street is the International Center for Photography, also known as…
BAD KID: A Review
Ahh, youth; a glorious time in our lives where we try to define who we are and to find…
The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G
The artists in the production this The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G give unwavering performances that pushed beyond creative boundaries….
Lucky Duck @ The New Victory Theater
It’s been 15 years since composer Henry Krieger and lyricist Bill Russell graced the stage with “Side Show,” a…
The Hunger Games: A Satisfying Adaptation
In a country known for its democracy, how far would the American government go to suppress a rebellion? The…
Holes in the Safety Net on Display in “Hurt Village”
Mitt Romney, the presumptive GOP nominee for President of the United States recently told a CNN interviewer: “I’m not…
The Total Bent: A Soulful Off-Broadway Enigma
The Total Bent is a very interesting name for a new off-Broadway play that recently opened at The Public…
New Museum 2012 Triennial “The Ungovernables”
Despite walking hastily from Prince Street and Broadway to the New Museum, I caught the white facade of the…
Hurt Village Review: “This Village of Truth”
Hurt Village, a show currently staged at the Signature Theatre, is one for the history books. Directed by Patricia…
The Hunger Games: Successful Adaptation?
The Hunger Games based off the worldwide best-selling book series by Suzanne Collins arrived in theaters last Friday. The movie hit…
An Arrangement of Human Cogs: Batsheva Dance Company Review
Batsheva Dance Company performed “Hora” at BAM with absolute impeccable coordination and choreography. The simply set stage transformed into…
Exploring The Whitney Biennial
With the Multi Arts Teen Reviewers and Critics, I visited the Whitney Museum of American Art and explored the “Whitney Biennial…
Getting To Know Reggie Wilson
Reggie Wilson founded Reggie Wilson/Fist & Heel Performance Group, in 1989. But let’s go even farther back in time….
How I Learned to Drive– An Emotionally Bumpy Ride
The emotionally scarring, horrific, and twisted How I Learned to Drive, is being revived by Second Stage Theatre. On…
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