Theatre

Sometimes what a wounded soul truly needs is not the mind-bending allure of a logical puzzle – the slithering, cerebral charm of taut, mental gymnastics. […]

“It would be a pity to tear those dainty wings or to play games with her faithful heart,” sung a justifiably concerned baritone in Italian […]

“Oliver” Music, lyrics and book written by Lionel Bart April 30, May 1, 7, and 8 at 8pm; May 2 & 9 at 3pm St. […]

WOMEN AND WAR A new play by Jack Hilton Cunningham Directed by Peter Zinn (NEW YORK, NY) – Retro Productions is proud to announce the […]

Following a delightful evening of a routinely sold-out performance of DMTheatrics’ “Two Gentlemen of Lebowski,” (the review for which can be found here) Review Fix […]

Tim Burton is a prolific filmmaker with a wide-reaching niche audience that appreciates his unique vision and fantastical mind. His unmistakable look and point of […]

For the last six years, The Rex Manor in Brooklyn has hosted the Gabriel Project’s charity event, Daytime at Nighttime. This one night only affair […]

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY JEREMY MATHER APRIL 8-24 @ UNDER ST. MARKS POPPYCOCK is a contemporary farce about the various ways we lie to people […]

On the eve of the premiere performance of “The Crucible” by the Gallery Players, Review Fix Senior Editor Olga Privman had the fortunate opportunity to […]

A PLAY BY ALAN M. BERKS DIRECTED BY JESSE EDWARD ROSBROW APRIL 22-MAY 1 @ THE WORKSHOP THEATER If your world were different, would you […]

Icy eyes ablaze with a madcap fury, a middle-aged man clad in a knight’s weathered garments stands erect before an oddly-placed, red automobile. He lifts […]