Performing Arts
Home Performing Arts
The Shelby Company’s ‘The Land Whale Murders’- A knock out!
To say The Shelby Company’s The Land Whale Murders is a triumph is to fall short of the show’s true splendor, but it will have to do. The Land Whale Murders is a triumph. Written by...
Byron Janis: Pianist gone Novelist, a Poet.
Byron Janis: Exhibits the Victorian romanticism, of Lord Byron—a poet, hero—enmeshed, delicately with the desperation, power and charisma of Janis Joplin.
Music infused with the pains of discovery, recovery—tones highlighted by the plethora, turned purple and green—Byron wrote a novel...
NYC-World Premiere of The Vice Guide to Everything.
Teaser: VICE MAG and MTV team up to deliver a series devoted to the most bizarre, dangerous and shocking stories around the world.
NYC-The Vice Guide to Everything blends Johnny Knoxville antics with semi-serious investigative reporting that is raw,...
Pentales- The age of the literary salon has finally returned.
For those of you craving the company of literary types and good prose may we suggest Pentales, a charming collective of 20/30 somethings that know how to weave a good yarn and their beguiling charm....
The return of Smith Island Asylum: A Sojourn in Glam Rock Opera.
At Crash Mansion this Friday, New York’s favorite schizophrenic Glam-rock opera comes back pared down to its dark and tender-hearted bones.
I know you cool kids everywhere love to think that pill-popping, fast-living, boob-flashing, starfucking ...
Who will help indie/director/producer Jordan Bayne raise the last remaining $5242 for her film?
I normally don’t go out to bat for people like this, well at least not directly. I do like to think as a forward progressive publisher and provocateur (notwithstanding my unfortunate status...
The divine musical talents of Oran Etkin
The divine musical talents of a bunch of dandy misfits.
Or what happens when Klezmer meets Mali folk meets Jazzjam meets Big Band joyfest with just two sets of vocal chords and four pairs of hands.
One...
Triumph at Hearst Tower Follows Primrose Live
When people think of New York, they think Culture. Showbiz. Fashion. Things they can’t see anywhere else—at least not like this. Monday night saw the celebration of two amazing people, Glenda Bailey OBE and Tony Walton,...
Evening Primrose to Blossom Monday the 25th
New York is no stranger to hidden-away treasures. Attics, cellars and safety-deposit boxes all over the Big Apple have their precious secrets. One such forgotten pearl has been unearthed just in time...
‘Closer’ is Close to Perfect
Let me be clear. I hated the movie of this script. I am using the word ‘hate’. This should be in-no-way mistaken so that I can emphasize how much I loved Silent...
The A-List, logo’s latest homolicious televenture
A-List, logo’s latest homolicious televenture, has been touted as, “The Real Housewives of Wherethefuckever” with balls. They’re not wrong but, as studly star Reichen says, “it has a testosterone element and it’s much more sexually...
Max Bronfman- The New Label Pioneer.
I’m sitting directly across from Max Bronfman, a conscientious young man who is currently taking in the sweeping Penthouse views around us as he ponders the question I have just happenstance asked him; ” How...
THE SEA INSIDE. An EXISTENTIAL PARABLE.
This fall, BlueMouth, Wooster Group, PS122 and the French Institute want to expand your reach as a human being. Can you really afford to say no?
A few blocks away from Borough Hall, the corner of Atlantic...
Edward Albee-The Greatest Living Playwright in Montauk, NY.
Edward Albee, one of the playwriting giants of our time (a diminishing breed), made a rare public speaking appearance at The Player’s Club on September 21st to help...
Sandra Bernhard Goes Exceptionally Well With City Winery
Downtown on Varick Street Tuesday night, razor-tongued comedienne Sandra Bernhard quipped and sang to a sold-out house. Brassy, bold and unapologetically bitchy, Sandra began with a quote that encapsulated what the night would bring. “I...
