Mature performance artist Steve Krantz offers a beautiful compendium detailing his life with his late wife, the accomplished Black actress Naimah Hassan.
Boy Santos
A ravishing memory play set in Spanish Harlem where life in 1962 among Puerto Ricans is beautifully brought to the stage; an infant’s death is traumatic.
The Unbelievers
Lauren Ambrose is devastating as the mother of a missing child in this shattering, nonlinear, and theatrical English family drama.
Rope
Two male 1950s Princeton students murder a classmate in this spellbinding revisal of Hitchcock’s film and the play; homoerotic flourishes abound.
Aftermath
A young freelance journalist who escaped six weeks of Taliban captivity recuperates with his parents at their lavish home in this scorching family drama.
The Invisibles
An uproarious black comedy about a woman in her 70s stuck in a nursing home with a greedy daughter and granddaughter; metaphysical plot twists occur.
Stream of Consciousness of Singing Birds
Bina Sharif and Kevin Mitchell Martin perform in her latest dreamy and ravishing one-act play; it is a metaphorical take on artists versus society.
Dracula
A faithful, lighthearted, and yet eerie revival of the 1927 stage adaptation presented by a NYC theater company devoted to artists over the age of 50.
The Fallen
In 1867 Colorado a rancher who shot his wife meets a raped and pregnant 17-year-old woman in this great American play, it is ravishingly presented.
Night of January 16th
Ayn Rand’s 1934 courtroom drama gets a “radical reimagining” for this spirited revival; it is a wild theatrical experience that is exuberantly performed.