Review by Sandi Durell   John Kander (Cabaret, Chicago, The Scottsboro Boys) is an endless well of musical talent that suddenly surprises with something so extraordinary that one is awe struck watching and listening to what is currently gracing the stage at the Vineyard...

  by Michael Bracken   Parents grow old. It’s a fact of life. And with age come issues: health, care, and, as Max Posner hammers home in The Treasurer at Playwrights Horizons, money. Ida Armstrong (Tony Award winner Deanna Dunagan) of Albany, New York, had three sons and a husband,...

      By Marcina Zaccaria   What starts out as a woodsy dilemma evolves into a family drama in Sundown, Yellow Moon. Twin sisters find themselves spending time in their father’s house after he gets in an altercation at the school of his employment.   While new...

  By Beatrice  Williams-Rude     The 2016 Kesselring Prize was awarded to playwright Lindsey Ferrentino Monday, Nov. 14,, at The National Arts Club. For those fortunate enough to be present, it was a magical evening.   Scenes from four Ferrentino plays were read by an...

                NY Theater Review by Sonia Roberts   Jacuzzis are mostly warm and inviting, but they can also be menacing. They can take care of your sore muscles, or they can suck you in and drown you, or be full of festering diseases. The Debate...