Wednesday, January 17, 2024
At the Town Hall on Saturday Jauary 14th, Jules Grison sang his heart out, sharing his love of the great composer and singer Charles Asnavour with an audience who deserved neither his time…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 04:21PMSunday, December 17, 2023
Joy to the world! Christine Ebersole is performing at 54 Below! Together with partner-in-music Billy Stritch, Ebersole shows us How. It's. Done. In her pitch perfect holiday cabaret "I'…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 04:31PMWednesday, December 13, 2023
Dianne Fraser kicked off the release of her album You and I – The Words and Music of Leslie Bricusse with a cabaret of the same name at Don't Tell Mama. What an exciting moment for any a…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 12:18PMMonday, December 11, 2023
Reason 4,723 to visit in New York City: Peter & the Wolf , directed and narrated by Isaac Mizrahi. What an absolute delight. Appearing annually at the Guggenheim Museum since 201…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 03:24PMWednesday, December 6, 2023
Relationships are never easy. For the five women in Shadows, written and directed by Anthony M. Laura it is ever so. Alas, we don't really learn why. The actresses do their best, but b…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 12:36PMFriday, December 1, 2023
In her play, 'Til Death, Elizabeth Coplan examines the less attractive aspects of death - less attractive in that as we watch a loved one reach the end of his or her life, feelings we would …
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 01:16PMTuesday, November 21, 2023
With next level production design, evocative score and extraordinary dancing, Jungle Book Reimagined is, well..., extraordinary. The piece recontextualizes the original narrative of aban…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 12:53PMMonday, November 13, 2023
I had one of those tingly New York theater experiences last Friday night. You know the kind -- you walk into an unprepossessing theater space, not sure what to expect, and witness some ast…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 05:05PMSaturday, November 11, 2023
In November 1918: The Great War and The Great Gatsby, John Monsky has brought what is clearly a labor of love to the stage in an apt and timely Veterans Day homage to the soldiers who served…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 10:37AMTuesday, October 31, 2023
In her startling one woman show #UglyCry, Katie Mack, a veritable dynamo of a woman, meditates on the meaning, nay, the very nature of existence. This is no quiet Shakespearean soliloquy…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 03:10PMFriday, October 13, 2023
The Fabulist Fox Sister is an absolute delight. Intelligent, sardonic, deep-down human with just enough edge to keep you on your toes, the show cracks open the origin story of séances, a…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 01:50PMTuesday, October 10, 2023
An admirable goal and lofty subject matter, Christopher Tajah's's solo show about systemic racism and violence takes on a difficult, timely subject but alas doesn't help us to shed any parti…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 11:06AMMonday, September 18, 2023
Swing State is unique in that it is a political play that is not overtly political. Focusing on the human, the play sets out the emotional terrain on which ideologies and preconceptions ca…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 06:28PMFriday, September 1, 2023
Masha King takes on the role of Helena Weinrauch in this astonishing one-woman show. She is riveting in her portrayal of a woman reliving the dreadful years of World War II during which sh…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 11:45AMIn the Public Theater's musical adaptation of The Tempest, currently running at the Delacorte Theater, Shakespeare’s convoluted story of betrayal, revenge and love has been condensed into …
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 11:41AMTuesday, August 1, 2023
I don't know if it's the direction or the writing -- or both, but The Half-God of Rainfall does not fare well, despite a fine cast and brilliant set design. The material is so clearly in lo…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 12:01PMWednesday, July 26, 2023
Flex, at the Mitzi Newhouse Theater, is a play about friendship, ambition and hope, as played out in the fiercely competitive world of sport. It is 1997 and the nascent WNBA has given femal…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 03:31PMWednesday, June 14, 2023
Ballet Hispánico, where have you been all my life? Where have I been? This is a true blue dance company, and future performances are on my ‘must see’ list. The Company demonstrates …
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 09:01AMFallen Angels, written in 1925, centers on the competition of two women over the same old flame. (scandale!) Each is not-so-silently convinced that she was the one he loved more. A Cow…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 08:57AMWednesday, June 7, 2023
I saw Wet Brain and lived to tell the tale. A story of one family’s relationship to addiction, the play barrels its way through a tangle of emotional damage in a claustrophobic marathon …
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 05:03PMTuesday, May 23, 2023
Monsoon Wedding, the Musical is an absolute delight. Bursting with color, dance and lots and lots of marigolds, it's the kind of musical that reminds you why it's so much fun to go to thea…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 12:50PMFriday, May 19, 2023
Women's Voices" paid tribute to the work of women in the arts, including excerpts from ballets created by women, and a panel discussion, in which Artistic Director and choreographer Kathryn …
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 07:32AMTuesday, May 9, 2023
In his diaries Beaton bares his teeth more than his soul, choosing to belittle lesser mortals and excoriate in private those whom he had to endure in public. He maintains the façade of the…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 01:51PMThursday, April 20, 2023
In a flurry of energetic percussion, daring brass and beguiling strings, the various ensembles shone, performing in several styles, from a pure classical sound, through old school jazz with …
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 01:55PMWednesday, March 22, 2023
In her one woman show Yes, I Can Say That!, Judy Gold shoots from the hip, right across our collective bow, in an impassioned wake-up call to remind us what 'free speech' means. And of how …
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 04:53PMTuesday, March 7, 2023
First there was Ernest, now there is Frank. The Rewards of Being Frank, at the ART/New York Theatre, a sequel to Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Ernest, is a delightful and much need…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 11:02AMMonday, February 27, 2023
black odyssey at the Classic Stage is a brilliant voyage into a world of myth and mystery. At once epic and intimate, the play follows the hazardous journey of Ulysses as he searches for a…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 02:31PMFriday, February 17, 2023
I wanted to like Cornelia Street more than I did, especially because I loved the actual café. Alas, the musical left me a little cold. It feels clumsy, as if it is trying to be too many…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 03:43PMTuesday, January 31, 2023
In this solo concert, Nathalie Lermitte personifies Edith Piaf without doing an impression or imitation. Rather, Lermotte has internalized the spirit of Piaf’s specialty, the chanson ré…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 06:10PMWednesday, December 7, 2022
In The Far Country, playwright Lloyd Suh explores how far someone will go, and how far away you will travel, in search of what you hope will be a better life -- and how that voyage can compl…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 04:14PMMonday, November 21, 2022
In her delightfully irreverent play The Patient Gloria, Gina Moxley takes aim at those preconceptions, joyously dissecting patriarchy with in-your-face abadon. Brilliant, funny and subervi…
SOURCE: The Front Row Center at 06:29PM 
