Islander makes one statement clear almost from the top: white men are fragile. And sometimes there is no greater way to exhibit fragile masculinity an...
The McKittrick Hotel has finally reopened its doors, and it is serving up something much needed: impeccable speakeasy vibes mixed with a healthy dose ...
A refreshing breeze drifts through the newly-reopened doors of the Delacorte Theater. The amphitheater seats are filling, and the warm stage lights li...
Follow me, if you will, to Verona, for the perfect pandemic vacation. A whirlwind of lavish parties, dramatic duels, first loves, and tragic ends is j...
Most Americans that think of Butoh imagine it as a Japanese avant-garde dance performed by bald, chiseled men, naked except for a loincloth and a full...
Since New York still hasn’t quite figured out outdoor theatre in its parks yet, Molière in the Park on Zoom is still the next best thing. MiP’s virtua...
Japanese-born playwright Toshiki Okada is the playwright for this Zoom moment. His play Zero Cost House about examining your present and previous selv...
In this new COVID world stripped of the joys of live theatre, what becomes of the medium and the players? What happens to our purest forms of express...
“What can you say to these kids right now?” the teacher Barbara Apple (Maryann Plunkett) asks her family, grasping for the right words to deliver in a...
Can a group of strangers cut through the small talk and shallow rejoinders and instead delve immediately and deeply into vulnerable conversation? That...
