Gillian is studying journalism and theatre at Fordham University at Lincoln Center. She has worked as an intern newspaper reporter in Connecticut. Dancing, writing poetry, and Schmackary’s cookies hold special places in her heart, and she can often be found exploring Central Park or basically anywhere in the city she hasn’t been.
There is no scene in Ashes when the tension breaks. Every part of this show is fraught with it, akin to the eerie silence before the killer in a slash...
The atmosphere in Symphony Space on February 2 was like that of a school concert, where the audience is filled with friends and family proudly watchin...
There is a poster on the wall in the back of the theater which reads, “1969: The Year of the Black Panther,” in reference to the Black Panther politic...
The best word to describe this show is pure. Seventy-five minutes of pure heart, pure warmth, pure fun. Go see it, and you’ll come out wanting to hug ...
Who says the arts and the sciences don’t mix? Not The Female Role Model Project. This show, produced by Transforma Theatre, Inc. at 3LD Art and Techno...
The set of Mariah MacCarthy’s Honors Students at Wild Project greets you with pops of color: a bright triad of yellow, pink, and blue backdrops for wa...
The lights come up on a man sitting in prison, writing his memoirs in the face of likely impending death. No, I don’t mean Monty Navarro from Gentlema...
Have you ever wondered what the Pixar lamp does beyond your television screen? This show won’t tell you, but the two men hopping around with lampshade...
