Amateur Night at the Apollo
It was like a party. On Wednesday June 9, 2010 I went to Harlem, NY with my mom to…
With Glee
Just a few steps away from the buzz and excitement of Times Square is Theatre Row’s Kirk Theatre, a…
Love, Loss, and What I Wore
Among the likes of Danielle Steel novels and big boxes of Godiva truffles, Love, Loss, and What I Wore…
Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
If you were going to try and start a religion for under 5 dollars, I would suggest you buy…
Shakespeare Plays in Repertory
Usually Shakespeare in the Park performs two plays at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park each summer: one at…
Our Rock n’ Roll President…. Jackson?
There is an upside-down stuffed crocodile body hanging to the right, a faux red fox on the piano on…
DeNovo: An Immigration Story
I really enjoyed the play De Novo (a production of Houses on the Moon Theater Company), which I saw…
Keigwin + Company at The Joyce Theater
For their 2010 season at The Joyce Theater, Keigwin + Company provides provocative commentary on city life while still…
There’s No Place Like Home (in American Art)
Imagine Jasper Johns’ “Map,” that spillage of rectangles arranged haphazardly into the USA, red state leaking to blue state,…
“Into Eternity”: Unanswered Questions
What does one do with nearly 300,000 tons of deadly radioactive waste? Finland thinks it has the answer. In…
Red Hook’s BWAC Nails It
The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition (BWAC) is indubitably a quintessential Brooklyn organization and nothing proves that more than the…
Blue Aliens Reveal the World
It’s an easy recipe; you can try it at home. Apply face paint, a bald cap, and a black…
Enjoyed
A diamond in the rough, Enjoy (written by chelfitsch founder Toshiki Okada) takes viewers on a unique—albeit unsettlingly confusing—journey…
Wrestling Action All On Stage!
Playing on the third floor of the 2econd Stage Theatre was a performance so lively and entertaining, it’s almost…
Adrenaline and Its Powers of Impairment
The Hurt Locker is about Iraq, and about men, and about war. It is certainly the most heralded film…