Theatre

Where Unexpected Love Threatens to Upend 1936 New York Society Part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival A woman with two husbands, one of whom […]

“Hummingbirds,” directed by Karen Raphaeli is a 90-minute play that focuses on the peculiar lives of CIA agents who pilot drones. The play is a […]

Imposed on us by society and people around us, the necessity to get married before 30 often turns women into predators. As entertaining and unforgettable […]

Duncan Pflaster’s “Sweeter Dreams” is billed as “a play about movies.” However, after sitting through 90 minutes of bologna film trailers and a makeshift critic […]

A blunt, non-sugar coated tale of an average family, “Face Divided,” directed by Karen Giordano and written by Edward Allan Baker, shows the raw emotion […]

The Midtown International Theatre Festival (MITF) announces performance schedules for the 2011 Season, running from July 11 – 31, 2011. 23 plays and 11 musicals […]

There are old stories that never fail to impress no matter how many times they are told. “Cecile” by Jean Anouilh (which was written in […]

Review Fix chats with playwright Ruben Carbajal, who discusses his work, “Hold,” which is currently playing at the Planet Connections Theater Festivity in New York […]

Anyone that’s been to a wedding before knows that sometimes there’s more going on than meets the eye. Sure, a couple is getting married and […]

Low budget, short-staffed and a small venue would make some directors feel handicapped. However, Mark Borkawski, playwright/director of “The Mutilation of Saint Barbara” took these […]

Ramos, Cheung, Suydam, Sienkiewicz, Horn, Jimenez, Jones, Grell Among 270+ International, National and Local Artists and Writers On Hand Friday Through Sunday At Pennsylvania Convention […]