Monthly Archives: February 2016

“A Bronx Tale: The Musical” ?? Yup, and it works!

“A Bronx Tale” must have been a tremendous source of satisfaction for Chazz Palminteri over the years. Crafted by him from the true story of his 1960s youth, the piece originated as his one-man show in 1989. The successful 1993 … Continue reading

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A Loving, Lush Revival of “Fiddler” on Broadway

I was fortunate to attend a recent performance of “Fiddler on the Roof” on Broadway with someone who had never before seen the play or movie. Experiencing it with her, re-discovering afresh the classic’s emotional depth, unpretentious humor and musical … Continue reading

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The “Eyes” have it at George Street Playhouse

There’s more to “Nureyev’s Eyes” than meets the eye. David Rush’s prize-winning play, at George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, NJ, is based on the real-life bond that developed in the 1970s and ‘80s between the high-profile Russian defector, ballet … Continue reading

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Worst play ever…don’t miss it! (Or Linda Lavin either)

In previous columns I have characterized “Nothing On” as one of the worst plays ever written. A few reviews also recommended attendance. Such is the case with the current Broadway production, where “Nothing On” is performed within a brilliant revival … Continue reading

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