There are many secrets to crafting a successful rom-com, but the two most important things are the main couple’s chemistry…
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A few minutes after performing the dynamic opening medley that kicks off the biomusical “Just in Time,” Jeremy Jordan works…
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The history of theater is littered with plays that either defy description or sound remarkably unappealing. (Did anyone really feel…
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Even though the British wunderkind Robert Icke has made a notable career (at age 38) of successfully updating such classic…
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Does the truth actually set you free – even if you can discover it? That question seems entirely appropriate for…
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Ever since its publication in 1975, E.L. Doctorow’s seminal novel “Ragtime,” as well as its many iterations, have consistently been…
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One cannot make it to a certain age of life (even one considerably younger than mine) without fully understanding the…
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So many things have changed – politically, technologically, societally – in the past 15 years that there’s a certain comfort…
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What’s your damage? After a Monday evening performance of the Off-Broadway musical “Heathers,” now at New World Stages under Andy…
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It’s really no coincidence that the title of Jamie Wax’s monologue, “Call Me Izzy,” now onstage at Studio 54 under…
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The composer-lyricist Adam Guettel clearly has a connection to characters who feel trapped – whether it be Clara, the twentysomething…
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