Movies for Pride Month June 2026
Happy Pride! I decided that for this year’s Pride I was going to watch as many gay/lesbian/queer movies as I […]
Happy Pride! I decided that for this year’s Pride I was going to watch as many gay/lesbian/queer movies as I […]
Back in March or April, our NYC concert/theater-going group saw that one of our favorites, Jonathan Groff, would be co-starring […]
When I was around 10yo, I saw the George Gershwin biopic Rhapsody in Blue. I was familiar […]
When I met Mrs. Devereaux the other day in the theater district, she mentioned to me that she had seen […]
Yesterday was a beautiful day and evening and a perfect day to see Jocelyn Bioh’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Merry Wives […]
Back in January 2016, I was very lucky to be given a ticket by Pat to see Hamilton on Broadway […]
Let us get the big question out of the way – John Mulaney looks healthy. He was very funny. And […]
The National Theatre’s YouTube channel is showing Frankenstein. There are two versions: Benedict Cumberbatch is the monster and Jonny Lee Miller is Frankenstein. In the other version, they switch roles. The two Sherlocks. The play is a steampunk lover’s dream – costumes and set design. Acting is brilliant, of course. It’s a two-hour play and […]
rtb was gifted with a subscription to The Public Theater and she was kind enough to ask me to join her to see Coal Country at the Anspacher Theater since, as she put it, Steve Earle is my bae. Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen wrote this play based on real-life accounts by survivors and family […]
Yesterday, one of my bosses gifted me with his tickets to see Cambodian Rock Band at the Irene Diamond Stage in the Signature Theatre. Walking to the theater, which is way over on the far west end of 42nd Street, I was struck by how much that area has changed. I used to work near […]
