by: Sandi Durell The many Doors (opening number) we open and close during a lifetime are distinctively apparent in the sparse, appropriate set at the York Theatre (designed by Artistic Director James Morgan) as this gem of...
Read Moreby: Sandi Durell Many Porter aficionados consider this musical to be his gayest and most clever and, at the time it was presented, was tres controversial. Time to go out into the world and lose your virginity is what Cole...
Read Moreby: Sandi Durell When writers create, there are just no limits to what the human brain can conjure up. This kooky spoof of Jurassic Park has a group of pre-historic dinosaurs living behind an electrified fence as humans study...
Read Moreby: Sandi Durell If you happen to be passing 18th Street and 3rd Avenue (Denver, Co.), you may see a big tall 6 ft. 3-1/2 inch rabbit leaning on a lamp post. Didn’t see him? That’s because he’s bar-hopping with his buddy Elwood...
Read Moreby: Sandi Durell There’s simply nothing like sitting outdoors at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park for the Public Theater’s first summer offering of “As You Like It.” To say that Director Daniel Sullivan has outdone himself,...
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