Theatre

“What is love, but destruction… to love fiercely, to destroy and be destroyed.” Just one of the powerful quotes that focused on the theme of […]

The Disorder Plays is a production featuring six short plays rolled into one, each portraying a different mental disorder. Opening with a psychiatric orderly played […]

You wouldn’t expect a place in the heart of Bensonhurst Brooklyn to be the home of a trendy Bay Ridge-esque bar and a Park Slope-type […]

On any given night in New York City, you can walk down streets and find places that you’ve never seen or heard of before and […]

Village restaurants are notoriously famous for their open-mindedness, as well as being less top-notch, but considerably some of the best compared to restaurants located 50 […]

Tucked between a Japanese and a Malaysian restaurant, Cabana is one of many restaurants on the long strip of eateries in the heart of Forest […]

Ah, the evocative art of flirtation. bet 365 Especially in fiction – and quite often in real life – the grace of amour is quite […]

Check out Review Fix Editor-In-Chief Patrick Hickey Jr.’s exclusive interview with Tom Berger, director of “Epicene or the Silent Woman,” an adaptation of the original […]

Let’s face it, when walking into KFC, you’re not exactly telling the world you’re the epitome of health. So if you’re going to go, go […]

Ben Jonson’s Classic Gender-Twisting Comedy of Epic Proportions May 22-June 6 at 14th Street Theatre One of Ben Jonson’s lesser-known works, Epicene tells us of […]

“The Most Delicious Cuisine in Midtown,” as it is stated on the menu of Papasito, a Dominican restaurant on West 53 street (between 8 and […]