By Elazar Abrahams Another BroadwayCon has come and gone. For its fifth year, the celebration of everything theater moved its location from the Javits Center to the Hilton Midtown, but the smaller scale didn’t hinder […]
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Emojiland: The Musical
‘Emojiland’ is playing until March 8 at The Duke on 42nd Street. By Elazar Abrahams The new off-Broadway musical Emojiland has little in common with 2017’s The Emoji Movie, but it isn’t much better than […]
The Wrong Man
The Wrong Man concluded an off-Broadway run on November 24. By Rachel M. This Off-Broadway show centers around a concept album written by songwriter Ross Golan, 2016 BMI Pop Songwriter of the Year who composed […]
The Public’s Mobile Unit: Measure for Measure
By Aharon Nissel Don’t be fooled by the light opening scene of the Public Theater’s Mobile Unit adaptation of William’s Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure which began performances at the Public this past week. The show […]
A Christmas Carol Broadway
A Christmas Carol is playing at the Lyceum Theater until January 5. By Elazar Abrahams Consider this Jew impressed. I loved A Christmas Carol on Broadway. While I have not read the original source material, […]
Slava’s Snowshow on Broadway
Slava’s Snowshow is playing at the Stephen Sondheim Theater for a limited run. By Elazar Abrahams Known for being one of the most successful international theater tours of all time, Slava’s Snowshow has taken up […]
American Son – Review
American Son is now streaming on Netflix. By Aharon Nissel American Son, which was released on Netflix last week following a 3-month run on Broadway, is complicated. Obviously, the issue of police brutality and race […]
The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical
By Aharon Nissel In lieu of a traditional review of The Lightning Thief musical that just opened on Broadway, this will be a piece about the much-discussed New York Times’ review of the show by […]
Elazar’s Weekly Recap: September 1 – 7
This Week: Yankee Stadium, It: Chapter Two, Hercules, and more. Hey! Elazar here. I run this site – though I haven’t written for it in a while. And now I’ve started college, so who knows […]
The Pirates of Penzance
By Rachel M. If you are a Gilbert and Sullivan fan and live in NYC, you have surely enjoyed a performance of the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players (NYGASP). If you aren’t a fan, […]
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