Diary of a Teenage Girl
The Diary of a Teenage Girl, written by and starring Marielle Heller, is truly a masterpiece. It is an…
Lenin’s Embalmers
The unusual layout of the room immediately catches the eye. The theater is a black box, with two adjacent…
Unforgettable Summer
500 Days of Summer (2009) is as warm and tantalizing as the season that it takes its name from. …
Billy Elliot
I ventured into Manhattan on February 7th, through the cold and windy city streets, in an effort to make…
Conviction
Enclosed within 59E59 Theaters is Theater B, unpretentious and intimate in design. Walking in you find foreign writings across…
A Streetcar Named Desire
The theater was packed. Every seat in the BAM Harvey Theater filled with people brimming with anticipation, but the…
A Little Night Music
At the current revival of A Little Night Music, directed by Trevor Nunn, I imagine that even the front…
The Eighth Wonder of the World: Blue Man Group
Cyanmania: noun; The crazed feeling one experiences after witnessing a truly spectacular performance by the Blue Man Group. It…
MoMA’s Tim Burton Exhibition
Getting off the escalators on the third floor of the Museum of Modern Art, the difference in mood of…
The New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall
Running in late, I must take in the wonder of Avery Fisher Hall more briskly than preferred. I dash…
Dear Edwina
Dear Edwina is the best musical I have seen so far. Although originally designed for kids, adults will find…
The MAD Review
Coming to the MAD Museum helps a person explore art on a more creative level, and also helps when…
Paper Hearts
Cut, sliced, rolled. “Slash: Paper Under the Knife” is a collection of paper masterpieces brought together in the Museum…
An Attraction I Tried to Repulse
I was sent on mission to scavenge the Chelsea galleries to find a work of art that I liked…
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Please Allow Me this Rant
Performing arts don’t only demand prodigious skill, but a willingness to expose emotions, even if the exposure only occurs…