A review of the best things to enjoy in New York City.
Are you a fan of funny, British comedy? wry, satiric, witty, etc.? You have until December 29 to see this wonderful revival in Theatre One at Theatre Row, 410 West 42nd Street. A terrific ensemble, fresh from England, and all sporting the accent we know and love so well, is part of Dick & Lottie’s…
(imdb) The expectations were high but Martin Scorsese’s film has exceeded them with a magnum opus summing up his life’s work. The Irishman is elegiac, not only because the story is narrated by a man in his 80s, but also because the director and his three stars, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe…
(CarnegieHall) On its gala opening night, Carnegie Hall hosted the Cleveland Orchestra under the baton of Franz Welser-Most, the latest in a series of great Cleveland conductors. Originally polished into one of the nation’s a top orchestras by George Szell, Welser-Most showed New Yorkers a glorious sound. Three famous soloists were featured in the program,…
(timessquarechronicles) The Gingold Theatrical Group, led by Director David Staller, regularly produces excellent readings of George Bernard Shaw’s plays as part of its Project Shaw series. Terrific actors taking a busman’s holiday on Monday nights when Broadway is dark, appear regularly at the readings directed by Staller. Those of us who long to see Shaw’s…
(newyorktheatreguide) When you say Eileen Atkins and Jonathan Pryce, you’ve said it all. This play by Florian Zeller was a big hit in London and no doubt it will be a hit here, too. You have a chance to see these two giants perform–you shouldn’t let it go by. (theartsdesk) The play is a little…
