Love/Stories (or But You Will Get Used To It)
Near the end of the third out of five in a series of increasingly inventive, if not outright original,…
URINETOWN: Full to Bursting
It’s the first scene of the musical and there are several characters on stage dressed in rags, holding their…
The Impending Moustache @ The PIT
Theater TRaC recently visited The PIT (People’s Improv Theater) to see a sketch comedy show by a group called…
Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind
If you have trouble sitting through a play without falling asleep or thinking of something else, then Too Much…
Perspectives on Gentrification
Taking Over, performed at The Public Theater, displays a brilliant mastery of the theater in a way that is…
Illyria
Illyria, a musical rendition of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, was musically very modernized, with songs that would be appropriate in…
Jazz Battles
Despite the wintry chill of the first day of December, one could hardly feel anything but the intense heat…
Alvin Ailey Dance Company
The people you admire the most are the people who do the impossible. Alvin Ailey‘s dancers therefore deserve the…
The Hendrix of the Flute
November 6th, 2008 at Carnegie Hall — Robert Dick presents his ode to the flute in “Robert Dick’s: 50…
Robert Dick: 50 Years of the Flute
One does not have to be a flute player or have any knowledge of the instrument in order to…
Hearts Pound at the Joyce
I’ve seen many great dance companies courtesy of High 5, including Paul Taylor, Martha Graham, and the New York…
Except in Struggle
“Except in struggle, there is no beauty.” These peculiar yet powerful words are the embodiment of Casey Ruble‘s multi-faceted…
Terranaut
Wide in scope and varied in media, Terranaut by Matthew Day Jackson is an arresting testament to human nature….
That’s Life?!
The amazing Pockemon Crew swept me off my feet as they performed “That’s Life?!” at Florence Gould Hall on…
Save the Robots!
Save The Robots! – a contemporary dance performance by Gerald Casel Dance at Dance New Amsterdam on Chambers street…