Pixar Putt is open at Battery Park until October 31. Battery Park is already one of my favorite areas of Manhattan – stationed at the very bottom of the island, this lovely space holds amazing […]
Author: Elazar Abrahams
Citrovia
Citrovia is now open at 1 Manhattan West Plaza. By Elazar Abrahams I hopped on the train after work one day this week to head to Citrovia, a new art installation at Manhattan West. After […]
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) – Review
Wonder Woman 1984 premieres December 25 on HBO Max. By Elazar Abrahams Friends know that as editor-in-chief of TV and City, I have the privilege to watch movies ahead of their release. When they saw […]
All Together Now (2020) – Review
All Together Now hits Netflix on August 28. By Elazar Abrahams If you’re looking for a high school flick, you could do much worse than All Together Now. It’s a heartfelt and optimistic film that’s […]
Hoops: Season 1 – Review
Hoops premieres August 21 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Hoops is a total airball. Even worse, it’s the kind of show that is the most difficult to write about: a comedy that isn’t funny. Hoops […]
I Am Not Okay with This: Season 1 – Review
I Am Not Okay with This is now streaming on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams The first season of I Am Not Okay with This is undeniably a television show. Brimming with a cast, story, and […]
All the Natalie Portmans
All the Natalie Portmans will play at the MCC Theater Space through March 29. By Elazar Abrahams Off-Broadway sometimes holds talent more impressive than that of the Great White Way. That’s certainly true of the […]
Wendy (2020) – Review
Wendy flies into theaters on February 28. By Elazar Abrahams Wendy tries to soar, but can never quite make it off the ground. Despite an engrossing first 15 minutes that hook the audience, the pixie […]
Mean Girls (Broadway)
By Elazar Abrahams I was not interested in seeing Mean Girls on Broadway. In fact, I was opposed to it. Ahead of the show’s initial debut, I was excited. Tina Fey was writing a musical […]
Come From Away
By Elazar Abrahams Never had I seen a Broadway show receive a standing ovation three years after opening. And yet, last night, at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, that is exactly what happened. I’ve wanted to […]
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