It’s a ghost story in a pub. Or more specifically, the Club Car at the McKittrick Hotel. The atmosphere of the Club Car is mysterious, old-fashioned, ...
To quote Bob Dylan, "the times they are a-changin’," and The Bard is out once again to challenge our ability to accept those changes. Using the funky ...
Scott Organ’s 17 Minutes, presented by the Barrow Group and directed by its co-artistic director Seth Barrish, is a play about inaction: both an indiv...
Outside the city walls, thousands lie destitute and homeless; but inside a cozy estate, a party rages on for the 1%. It is “Athens: Sometime in the Fu...
When entering the salon of the theatre, one can almost grasp the whirl of expectation about the upcoming premiere. In the rhythm of sheer madness head...
Down one of the western-most avenues in Chelsea is a street with seemingly nothing special about it. But if you know which doors to walk through, you’...
There are certain shows which issue a clear generational divide, and what a more apt show to do so, than one which purpose is literally to pontificate...
Following the participants of American Civil War battle recreations, How to Load a Musket begins as a funny, fascinating view of the people behind fam...
Frank Wedekind's bitter play about the sexual awakening of 14 years old kids in puritanical Germany was written in 1891 and left an indelible mark on ...
The Public Theater has long since established its reputation as a haven for up-and-coming artists and theatrical productions, from their regular seaso...
