Playbill Throwback: Rent
The Show: Rent – Book, Music, and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson The Time: Summer of 2005 Me: Star-Eyed Young’un, Still Pinching Myself After Seeing Two (One, Two!) Tony-Winning Shows
2014 Tony Award Winners – “A Gentleman’s Guide” and “All The Way” Take Home Top Prizes
Sunday night was the 68th Annual Tony Awards, and we have the full list of winners from the night, including a breakdown of the biggest winners of the night.
Doubles Crossed: The Ballad of Rodrigo – Review
Doubles Crossed: The Ballad of Rodrigo, the newest play from Funny…Sheesh Productions, is the second play in the Doubles Crossed trilogy. The play is written in the style of film noir crime mysteries of the 1940s and 1950s, but there are modern technologies thrown in like cell phones and online news instead of print. In…
The Feminism of a Soft Merlot, or (How the Donkey Got Punched) – Review
Ivy Theatre Company’s new play The Feminism of a Soft Merlot, or (How the Donkey Got Punched), directed by Audrey Alford and written by Micheline Auger, is a sharp, hilarious dark comedy exploring the fine line between female sexual exploration and exploitation. Kareena (Diana Oh) is trying to help her best friend Sam (Lauren Dortch-Crozier)…
Geeks on Stage: Silence! The Musical
ABC has announced Galavant, a new musical comedy series about knights, fair maidens, and tyrannical kings, will be coming soon to primetime TV. While Medieval Times and musical comedy seem like an odd combination, this is not the first or last time that Broadway and geek culture have collided. In this new series, I will…
Ludus NYC - On Broadway, Off Broadway, And Everything In Between 