The Moth’s StorySLAM
Smart phones, convertibles, skyscrapers, computers—the present day is a fast-paced, impersonal sea of chrome and automation. But amid the…
The Global Africa Project
Feel the rhythm of the drums, the movement of the people and the movement of your hand swing in…
An Evening with a God of the Bass Guitar
I’ve been to my share of rock concerts. I’ve pushed my way through crowds of hardcore fans, screamed song…
Angels in America
When you spend seven hours with someone, you feel like you get to know them pretty well, right? This…
Promises, Promises
Promises, Promises was a great show, mostly due to the fact that Sean Hayes carried it. I am an…
Dead or Alive @ MAD
As I walked through the pearly white staircase of the MAD Museum to see the “Dead or Alive: Nature…
I Heart Ingrid Michaelson
A giant gaping commercialized chasm housed three acts of guitar playing indie artists. The difference between the venue’s feel…
Are We the Waiting?
“Don’t wanna be an American Idiot!” Angsty, beautiful voices chant and sing across the vibrantly lit stage with television…
The Lion King @ Minskoff Theatre
I bought my Mom tickets to see the The Lion King – actually it was a gift from Dad…
Michael Lew’s Microcrisis
Michael Lew’s new play, “Microcrisis,” explores the concept of microcredit, the process of taking out small loans, “micro” loans,…
Life and Death at the Rubin
I am life and death. I am east and west. I am so old and so young. I just…
The 39 Steps
In the play adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s, The 39 Steps, Richard Hannay (John Behlmann) goes on a quest to clear…
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
On Sunday, I went to go see Scott Pilgrim vs. the World at the movies and it was awesome! …
Seeing Ourselves on Stage
Green Day’s musical American Idiot, written by Billie Joe Armstrong and Michael Mayer, opens with seizure-inducing lights and a…
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My People, My Society
I came into the Teen Reviewers and Critics program in March 2010 not really knowing what to expect. I…