BOTTOM LINE: War and love may not be fair but they're certainly funny in this early work by the brilliant and prolific playwright Bernard Shaw.
Gingold Theatrical Group’s mission to keep burning the flame of Shavian thought continues with a diverting production of Arms and the Man, one of the playwright’s earliest stage works and among his most consistently popular. A perfectly plotted comedy in which the fog of war gives way to the follies of romance, the play has been revived on Broadway seven times since its 1894 debut, but the last of those revivals ran nearly forty years ago...
BOTTOM LINE: In this adaptation of Roth's famous novel, it's the acting that shines, especially that of Elizabeth Marvel.
BOTTOM LINE: A busy day in a Harlem salon brings together many amazing, authentic women with a lot to say.
BOTTOM LINE: It was worth the 62-year wait for a revival of Purlie Victorious for this perfectly cast production.
BOTTOM LINE: Imagine Chekhov's classic, but with contemporary people who are confused about art and life.
BOTTOM LINE: An immersive design experiment that takes audiences on a magical tour of a theater’s space and objects.
BOTTOM LINE: Based on a Holocaust survivor’s published memoirs, A Will To Live enacts a harrowing journey of survival and redemption.
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