“This was a fun rendition of the Peter Pan origin story, full of good performances, a passionate cast, and creative costumes and lighting. I look forward to the next adventure for Epic Players.”

Mr. Love’s focus here is the Black queer HIV+ community. It isn’t meant to connect to other communities although it invites a more universal cry for help to end the epidemic and save the Black queer HIV+ community. See it. Do the work.

As Bedlam often demonstrates this is an impressive example of what has become a mantra of the company. It constructs classic theater in a most complicated yet simple manner which is both beneficial to the interpretation of the script while providing a special form of entertainment for their audience.

Veteran actors of screen, stage, and television Harry Hamlin and Stefanie Powers do their best to bring Joshua Ravetch’s “One November Yankee” to the stage at 59E59 Theaters on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.

Once the show got underway, it was nothing short of magical. Every cast member had boundless energy, displaying not only solid acting chops but also incredible singing and musical abilities.

This Soulpepper preview performance of Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ is just as lovely, touching and heartwarming even more after seeing it for the fourth time over the last several years.

Disney’s Frozen the Broadway touring musical, arrives in Hollywood during the holidays. The show offers dazzling performances through February 2, 2020. Anna (Caroline Innerbichler) steals the show while playing Elsa’s lovable younger sister. The professional cast and creative team are warming audience hearts in Jennifer Lee’s heartfelt story infused with a generous dose of Disney magic.

The holidays are here and ‘tis the season to trek to the wacky backwoods town of Tuna, Texas, to pay homage to its delightful array of larger-than-life citizens. Fortunately, there’s no need to thumb your way there as Garland Civic Theatre provides the necessary transportation in their hilarious, high-energy performance of “A Tuna Christmas.”

This inventive production closely follows the storied work of Charles Dickens, with a few unique adjustments to add just enough freshness.  Appropriate for a family audience, it is a great new way to get into the Christmas spirit(s.)

Emmy Award-winning choreographers Derek and Julianne Hough, find joy and love working together on new projects. Rene Reyes honored and interviewed the talented brother and sister at the Paley Center before their NBC television special - Holidays with the Houghs.

Something is missing in this ‘Anastasia’. There’s no definitive substance lying underneath this gorgeous exterior of projectuals and costume designs..

It’s difficult for me to say that I enjoyed ‘A Million Billion Pieces’ because there’s a lot to digest about what Love stands for in this 70-minute production.

Broken relationships, family dysfunction, irreversible age-related illness, and loneliness insert themselves uninvited and unannounced into the lives of individuals and families. “Super great” dissolves into the realm(s) of the languorous.

The talented dance group creatively moves to popular pop songs by Michael Jackson, Queen, Sting and the Eagles in a small venue for all to see up close.

“I entered the historic Town Hall Theatre in Irvington, fully anticipating that this show would be great fun, especially with the maestro George Croom at the helm.  I’m thrilled to report that the Clocktower Players’ production exceeded all expectations!“

“Mummenschanz’s “RE: PLAY” will leave you with a greater understanding and expansion of what is possible to convey without words; the audience’s rapturous applause breaks their silence.”

“Anna Karenina: a riff” is the perfect intellectual and emotional antidote to pushing aside all the negativities of modern-day news and inner demons to immerse yourself in a romp of music, humor, and heartbreak for two hours.”

As the hand bell choir assembles like a Christmas card vignette to chime “Silent Night,” while real snowflakes fall, melting as they land upon your cheek, you become enchanted by the spirit of this miraculous season and this extraordinary production.

If anyone needs another suggestion for a “practically perfect” gift this holiday season, give the joy of live theatre. Get your tickets quickly as I truly believe this ‘Mary Poppins’ will sell out soon.

If this youthful, vibrant touring company is any indication at this opening night, ‘Cats’ still has a long life ahead of it, and audiences will continue to ‘let the memory live again’ even thirty years later.