Theatre

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 […]

Check out Review Fix Editor-In-Chief Patrick Hickey Jr.’s exclusive interview with the director of the Genesis Repertory’s modern and intriguing re-telling of “Romeo and Juliet,” […]

A majority of people enjoy having their hair constantly cut, dyed, and/or styled, but some prefer doing this much more often than others. It’s great […]

To be true to oneself requires a special kind of courage. In a world filled with exploiters and opportunists, a genuine authenticity – the kind […]

What do you want to be when you grow up? For some, they may say lawyer or zoologist, but for Eddie Izzard, he wanted to […]

The Heights Players ends its 54th season with the Pulitzer, Tony and Drama Critics Circle Award-winning musical, Fiorello! Regarded as one of the most underappreciated […]

You have to be careful when you play with the time and setting of any work, but with something the likes of “Romeo and Juliet,” […]

WRITTEN BY THE SUBJECTIVE THEATRE COMPANY’S COLAB DIRECTED BY JEFFREY WHITTED MAY 28-JUNE 6 @ THE RED ROOM ALL TICKETS WILL BE FREE! The Subjective […]

There are two things this year that people can get to spice up their spring wardrobe: a desire to invest in more Eco-friendly clothing options, […]

“The Vagina Monologues” is a documentary/stand up comedy performance that gives men and women a chance to better understand the mystery and importance behind the […]