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Ten Questions. Ten Answers. And One Big Decision: Rock, Paper, Or Scissors? Eating My Garbage Dumbfounded by a call from a political pollster who sounds suspiciously like Laura Linney, David searches himself for a rational reason to believe the nation isn’t utterly doomed. When he can’t quite think of one, he turns to irrational reasons. ... Read The Full Article...
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Ten Questions. Ten Answers. And One Big Decision: Rock, Paper, Or Scissors? REAL DEAD GHOSTS Produced by Shelby Company Graham and Amber are a young married couple who promise to spend their anniversary in a secluded cabin away from work, friends and other distractions. But disappointments, secrets and regrets bubble to the surface when they’re ... Read The Full Article...
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The Happiest Medium is back, and we’ve missed you! After a long hiatus we’re excited to return, bigger and better than ever. We’re kicking things off by once again sponsoring the FRIGID New York Festival – a winter fringe festival that is always the highlight of THM’s year and a tradition we’re eager to get ... Read The Full Article...
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THIS IS A PLAY ABOUT BEING GAY Written and Directed by Teddy Nicholas Presented by the 2013 Fresh Fruit Festival www.freshfruitfestival.com All performances at The Wild Project 195 East 3rd Street New York, NY 10009 www.thewildproject.com Ticket available for purchase by: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/924653 “A three-act experimental gay identity politics play” Show Times: Tues 7/16/13 @ ... Read The Full Article...
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If you’re looking for a good, sexy, strong story about lesbians and their deepest desires look no further: Lesbian Love Octagon delivers a search-for-love story wrapped in social commentary with a side of schtick all set to the lush musical numbers written by Kim Kressal (book and lyrics) and Will Larche (music and additional lyrics). ... Read The Full Article...
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There’s nothing funny about rape. I mean … is there? No. Of course not. It’s brutal, vicious and terrifying, a crime that makes no sense, can be difficult to prove, and - even in today’s society – leaves the victim stigmatized. In fact, most victims are embarrassed to report their rape, let alone discuss it – ... Read The Full Article...
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Building an atomic bomb can be fun. At least, according to Chain Reaction by Jonathan Alexandratos, a play both hilarious and believable in its absurdity. In his script, Alexandratos has quite a stunning melee of nuclear geniuses, each with distinctive character traits which they reveal when they announce themselves to the audience: J. Robert Oppenheimer ... Read The Full Article...
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It’s a sure bet that Linda Lavin is best remembered for her acclaimed TV series Alice [1976-1985; Emmy nominee], however she’s no stranger to the boards. The Tony-winning actress-singer has been Tony-nominated six times and Drama Desk-nominated eight times [with two wins], and is an Obie winner. Now, she’s not only a recording artist with ... Read The Full Article...
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There’s not too much that’s quiet about Pat Kinevane’s performance in his self-authored, one man play, Silent, now playing at the Donaghy Theatre in the Irish Arts Center. This is a piece that has shown some legs since it’s development through 2010 and performances in 2011, when it won prizes at the Edinburgh Fringe ... Read The Full Article...
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In new honors created for this milestone 50th New York Film Festival, Oscar-winner Nicole Kidman and Festival sponsor Film Society of Lincoln Center (FSLC)’s longtime program director Richard Peña will be saluted at a galas during the Festival, September 28 – October 14, in Alice Tully Hall. The honors were announced Wednesday by Film Society ... Read The Full Article...
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She was an original. Tempestuous. Tormented. Talented. A trailblazer. Triumphant even in defeat. Patsy Cline was one of a kind. Today, on the occasion of what would be her 80th birthday, September 8, and the exhibition Patsy Cline: Crazy for Loving You in her honor, mounted at Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame, ... Read The Full Article...
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To celebrate the launch of the cineplex romance/disaster phenomenon Titanic in Blu-ray Hi-Def 3D and Blu-ray [Paramount Picture; Paramount Home Media], Oscar winner James Cameron, joined by producer Jon Landau, will appear Monday [September 10] at Best Buy [Union Square, 14th Street and Park Avenue South] at 7 P.M. for a two-hour Q&A followed by ... Read The Full Article...
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