Wesley is based on the book Wesley the Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of a Bird and His Girl by Stacey O’Brien.
Every time we enter a subway car, we enter a forced community. Each person has a different destination and dreams. Yet, we are united by time and space. Passengers examines human nature through a train journey.
Don Giovanni is considered one of the world’s finest operas.
The Broadway stage is no stranger to transforming historical stories into unforgettable musical theatre that leaves a lasting impact. From the revolutionary phenomenon of Hamilton to the French barricades of Les Misérables, and the trenches of Miss Saigon to the sultry grit of Berlin in Cabaret, war has long served as a backdrop for Broadway musicals. Now, Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical has boldly entered the conversation — not with solemnity, but with sharp wit, ingenious satire, and a refreshing queer undertone.
The cast and crew of “Poreless” celebrated their Tribeca Festival premiere this week.
Approaching the Gene Frankel Theatre, one notices Bruce Williams’ installation, *Dreams of Hyperion*, with its golden figures moving up and down the front of the building. It complements the production of *Lucky Man – A Warrior’s Journey* perfectly. Just as the dreams of the sun god go up and down, so does the life of Thomas G. Waites.
I love paranoia conspiracy thrillers.
“Stranger Things: The First Shadow” opened on April 22 after an incredibly popular run on the West End. The “Stranger Things” prequel was praised during its performances in London, winning two Olivier Awards in 2024, one for Best Entertainment or Comedy Play. Since coming to the Big Apple, the play has only garnered more critical acclaim, winning three Tony Awards last Sunday.
Happy Birthday hit me harder than any film I’ve seen at Tribeca.
The champions of The Great White Way conquered last night with a brilliant march down Broadway.