J. Edgar’s Secrets
In J. Edgar, a few guns are pointed at people, some interesting American history is told, and a couple…
It’s Always Sunny in Beirut: Beirut at the Northside Festival
Unnerved by the threat of violent thunderstorms, most people decided to stay inside on the night of June 17th….
The Last Newspaper: The Lost Metaphor
The Last Newspaper featured at the New Museum was a running metaphor. Just about everywhere you turn there was…
Van Cleef & Arpels at the Cooper-Hewitt
“Everything that shines aint always gonna be gold”. –Kid Cudi It could be diamonds, rubies, emeralds, or sapphires. Van…
PS 1
Nestled in the heart of Long Island City lies a place where contemporary art thrives without bounds. PS 1,…
Chinglish on Broadway
Communication is key to human advancement. We descend into the world of progress with language and hope for the…
The Flora and The Fauna at The Museum of Arts and Design
The Flora and Fauna exhibit at the Museum of Arts and Design displays an imaginative concept in layout, juxtaposed…
Carsten Höller: Experience at the New Museum
“The point of this exhibition is to disprove your expectations,” New Museum employee Kimberley Mackenzie noted, referring to the…
Symphony for the Dance Floor
Symphony for the Dance Floor is multimedia fusion at its most literal and dramatic: a rich mash-up of pop,…
An Interview with Christopher Loar, the Man Behind the New York Neo-Futurists’ The Complete & Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O’Neill Vol. 1 Early Plays/Lost Plays
A California native and fan of obscure British electronic music, Christopher Loar is the adapter and director behind The…
Blue Man Group
In a world where staying connected equals text messaging, Facebook, and e-mails, we often forget face-to-face communication. Blue Man…
The Complete & Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O’Neill Plays
A dialogue-less performance featuring six of the most obscure plays by Nobel Laureate Eugene O’Neill, the New York Neo-Futurists’…
Ecstatic Music Festival: Timo Andres & Gabriel Kahane
This show at the Merkin Concert Hall was two thumbs up with ease. From the crisp sounds offered by…
The Select (The Sun Also Rises) at New York Theatre Workshop
When translated from a two hundred and fifty page classic to a three-and-a-half hour independent play, Ernest Hemingway’s The…
Sleeping with the Lambs
Most who have seen “The Silence of the Lambs” could ever say laughing was apart of their agenda, unless…