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  • Familial dysfunction, fateful decisions, and failed dreams in The New Group’s ‘Curse of the Starving Class’ Off-Broadway at The Pershing Square Signature Center

    Deb Miller 2025-02-25

    For the second production of its 30th anniversary season, The New Group is presenting a limited Off-Broadway engagement of Pulitzer Prize winner Sam Shepard’s 1977 three-act OBIE Award-winning play...

  • Lessons learned through a lifelong bond in the hilarious and heartwarming ‘Conversations with Mother’ Off-Broadway at Theater 555

    Deb Miller 2025-02-23

    In his new semi-autobiographical comedy Conversations with Mother, Matthew Lombardo examines the dynamics of the mother-son relationship between the feisty Italian Catholic matriarch Maria Collavechio...

  • A lot of talk, a lot of time, and a lot of baring offer no feminist solutions in ‘Liberation’ Off-Broadway at Roundabout

    Deb Miller 2025-02-20

    Roundabout Theatre Company’s world-premiere of Liberation by playwright Bess Wohl addresses the efforts and failures of the Women’s Movement over the 50+ years since 1970, in a meta-theatrical go-back...

  • Pride and ambition conflict with Socialist ideals in the Mint’s NYC premiere of ‘Garside’s Career’ at Theatre Row

    Deb Miller 2025-02-20

    After Garside’s Career, a cautionary tale of the ill effects of pride and ambition by English playwright Harold Brighouse, made its successful US debut with an extended run in Boston in 1919, it was...

  • Special offers and activities for ‘Kids’ Night on Broadway’ returning on March 4

    Deb Miller 2025-02-19

    Since 1996, more than 200,000 kids and teens have attended Broadway shows. Kids’ Night on Broadway – a year-round national audience development program of The Broadway League, presented by The New...

  • Dorian Harewood previews ‘Songs from the Brill Building’ at NYC’s 54 Below

    Deb Miller 2025-02-18

    Following his Tony, Drama Desk, and Drama League Award-nominated return to Broadway in The Notebook after a 45-year hiatus, acclaimed stage and screen star, voice actor and singer Dorian Harewood is...

  • 29 shows offering 2-for-1 tickets for ‘NYC Off-Broadway Week’ Winter 2025

    Deb Miller 2025-02-13

    New York City Tourism + Conventions, in partnership with The Off-Broadway League, is offering its twice-yearly promotion of 2-for-1 tickets during NYC Off-Broadway Week, running for a full three weeks...

  • 15 Questions in 15 Minutes with Jason Tam

    Deb Miller 2025-02-12

    Known to millions of devoted fans and social media followers of the musical Be More Chill for originating the role of the SQUIP in the 2018-19 Off-Broadway and Broadway productions, triple threat...

  • Pan Asian Rep’s real-life drama of ‘My Man Kono’ at A.R.T./NY’s Mezzanine Theatre

    Deb Miller 2025-02-12

    Now in its 48th season, Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, with a mission of providing professional opportunities for Asian American artists and creating new works focused on issues of social justice,...

  • Fearless autobiographical look at a queer indie music icon in ‘B*tchcraft’ at NYC’s wild project

    Deb Miller 2025-02-10

    Indie rock star, artist, and writer Bitch – known to followers for her band Bitch and Animal, as the opening act for Indigo Girls and Ani Difranco, and for her cameo appearance in John Cameron...

  • Fans flock to ‘BroadwayCon 10’ at the New York Marriott Marquis

    Deb Miller 2025-02-07

    The 10th installment of BroadwayCon launched across multiple floors at the New York Marriott Marquis on Friday, February 7, with a full house of fans, a full slate of events, and appearances by stars...

  • Comical reading of eight women’s stories of failed marriages in ‘My First Ex-Husband’ Off-Broadway at MMAC Theater

    Deb Miller 2025-02-06

    Writer, stand-up comic, performer of the stage and screen, long-time Emmy-winning co-host of ABC’s talk show The View, and native Brooklynite Joy Behar has now brought My First Ex-Husband, her...

  • Funny and affecting Off-Broadway remount of ‘Still’ at The Sheen Center

    Deb Miller 2025-02-06

    Following a critically acclaimed Off-Broadway premiere at the DR2 Theatre in April 2024, playwright Lia Romeo’s two-hander romantic dramedy Still, on the possibility – or impossibility – of rekindling...

  • Feminist critique of misogyny and more in ‘Mrs. Loman’ at NYC’s Theatre Row

    Deb Miller 2025-02-05

    In her unauthorized sequel to Arthur Miller’s 1949 tragedy Death of a Salesman, playwright Barbara Cassidy considers what might have happened to Willy Loman’s wife Linda after his suicide, in Mrs....

  • Winners of NYC’s 68th Obie Awards for off- and off-off-Broadway theater

    Deb Miller 2025-02-01

    This evening, in a broadcast of NY1’s On Stage, hosted by Frank DiLella on Spectrum News, 2024 Obie winners Marla Mindelle and Ryan J. Haddad announced a selection of winners of the American Theatre...

  • A sneak peek at ‘The Jonathan Larson Project’ coming soon to NYC’s Orpheum Theatre

    Deb Miller 2025-01-31

    When composer, lyricist, and playwright Jonathan Larson died suddenly of an aortic dissection at the age of 35 on January 25, 1996 – the day before the premiere of his new musical RENT, for which he...

  • Sparks fly between Tennessee Williams and Marlon Brando in ‘Kowalski’ Off-Broadway at The Duke on 42nd Street

    Deb Miller 2025-01-27

    In his autobiography, director Elia Kazan referenced the first meeting between the 36-year-old Tennessee Williams and the 23-year-old Marlon Brando at the former’s beach house in Provincetown, MA, on...

  • 10th annual ‘BroadwayCon’ coming February 7-9, at the New York Marriott Marquis

    Deb Miller 2025-01-27

    Now in its tenth year, BroadwayCon – the must-do annual convention for Broadway and theater superfans – will offer a full weekend of more than 100 hours of in-depth programming from February 7-9, at...

  • Three top picks to celebrate the Year of the Snake in NYC

    Deb Miller 2025-01-22

    Celebrated by an estimated two billion people around the globe (or a quarter of the world’s population), the Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, begins with the first new moon of the...

  • 15 Questions in 15 Minutes with Melissa Gilbert

    Deb Miller 2025-01-21

    Born in LA and a resident of NYC, Emmy-winning and Golden Globe-nominated actor, director, producer, and best-selling author Melissa Gilbert began accumulating her non-stop fifteen minutes of fame as...

  • The return of ‘Broadway Week’ and 2-for-1 tickets to 27 participating shows

    Deb Miller 2025-01-16

    Tickets are now available for this winter’s installment of Broadway Week – the popular biannual event presented by NYC Tourism and The Broadway League – offering 2-for-1 pricing to a selection of 27...

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