@ Al Hirschfeld Theater Cyndi Lauper has created a love-and-heat-seeking score that performs like a pop star on Ecstasy. This Harvey Fierstein-scripted tale of lost souls in shoe business, in which a young factory owner (Stark Sands) teams upRead more Read More →
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@ Village Vanguard Mr. Zenón, a serious-minded, justly celebrated alto saxophonist and composer from Puerto Rico, brings abundant heat and light to his interactions with this working band, which features the pianist Luis Perdomo, the bassist Hans Glawischnig andRead more Read More →
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@ American Airlines Theater Bobby Cannavale stars in the first (and last?) Broadway revival of Clifford Odets’s 1949 drama about a movie star in a moral bind: to knuckle under to studio blackmail and sign his life and artisticRead more Read More →
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The EXPO This great, mysterious, yet alluring melting pot we call Manhattan has unlimited potential when it comes down to how many things one can accomplish in a day. Corners of streets filled with festivals, parades, impromptu sidewalk performances.Read more
Phew! Clock out and get your dancing shoes ready for the the weekend ahead. After a brief mental and verbal ping pong match with friends on where to spend a Saturday night, consider one place worth the experience-Read more
It’s Tuesday night and if you do not have any plans, why not come down to Carnegie Hall for yet another phenomenal performance. It was a pleasure to experience perhaps one of the best grand operettas in a lifetime.Read more
“There is a place in hell for women who do not help other women” signed, sealed and hand delivered awesome quote from Star Jones. A Friday morning starts by embracing the hustle and the bustle of the NYCRead more
From 4:00-8:00pm on Friday evening, The Altman Building in Chelsea saw hundreds of hungry New Yorkers looking to kick-start their weekend with a feast. Sponsored by Connoisseur Specialty Foods, Dish West showcased an eclectic mix of NYC’s dining scene,Read more
Bill Brandt was a pioneer of photography. He broke boundaries when it came to what to shoot, how to shoot, and how to develop the photos. Prior to me visiting the Bill Brandt: Shadow and Light exhibit at theRead more
Remember the days when we used to go to drive through cinemas followed by indoor theatres? Currently it seems that epic venues such as the Imax experience is the ultimate movie going thrill. However, do not settle yet,Read more
It is a pleasure to introduce Andrew J. Nemr – protégé of the late Gregory Hines and an entertainer worth checking out in the prospective future. As we speak on the phone on a Saturday afternoon while heRead more
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