An enthralling revival of Clifford Odets’ 1935 Jewish family drama with a multi-racial cast and minimalistic scenic design that is faithful to his vision.
One Woman And Her Dog
The odyssey of a busking homeless woman and her dog living in Times Square is depicted in this absurdist play with songs; it is enacted by a vivid cast.
Torera
A young Mexican woman’s dream of becoming a bullfighter is depicted in this Dickensian-style drama that is strikingly presented and gorgeously performed.
Punch
An overblown theatrical dramatization of a true-life incident; a young Englishman dies after being assaulted for no reason by another young Englishman.
(un)conditional
Sexual dysfunction among two upper middle-case heterosexual married couples is frankly depicted in this unsettling new play which is fearlessly performed.
House of McQueen
Luke Newton is awesome as the maverick gay British fashion designer in this uneven biographical fantasia; Catherine LeFrere is tremendous as Isabella Blow.
Hirschfeld’s Sondheim
A new poster book’s publication of Al Hirschfeld’s iconic drawings of Stephen Sondheim’s historic Broadway musicals was celebrated at the legendary hotel.
Jeff Ross: Take A Banana For The Ride
The veteran comedian’s hilarious and moving show deals with death, grief, and personal illness; his dog makes an appearance and the audience gets bananas.
Ava: The Secret Conversations
Elizabeth McGovern triumphs as Ava Gardner in her self-written, smart, and theatrical adaptation of an English journalist’s memoir packed with gossip.
Can I Be Frank?
Comedian Morgan Bassichis offers their own biting material conjoined with their passionate tribute to out gay performance artist Frank Maya (1950-1995).