The group on stage at the Iceman Cometh led me to contemplate what it means when I say “Grab Your Group and GO”. The characters in this Eugene O’Neill play represent the antithesis of grabbing your group and going. This is a group that gathers and stays and waits…
Not sure what I was thinking by scheduling three Broadway shows directly on the heels of a long trip to Japan, but I am certain I must have thought it was a good idea at the time. In fact it was a very good idea…
Thank you to all those involved in the production of Farinelli and the King for a perfectly satisfying and sumptuous evening on Broadway….
There was a lot of love flying around on stage last night at the Hudson Theater. Loathing also figured prominently. And lying, lots and lots of lying…
Last week, I took my small group to see The Children at the Manhattan Theatre Club. I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to see this thought provoking drama unfold on stage. Follow this link to hear more about it…
I had the opportunity to see 20th Century Blues on stage this week. This play addresses just about every facet of the inevitable and not always pretty aspect of aging. It was a very Grab Your Group and GO kind of afternoon…
I had the hard fought opportunity to see Tiny Beautiful Things on stage earlier this week. I had the good fortune of receiving this book in the mail some years ago. And now for me the two are intertwined. To read more…
I am so happy that we raised the curtain on our 2017/2018 season with this show! There were 84 minutes of crackling dialogue and thought provoking human interaction. Read this post to find out why you need to SEE THIS SHOW before it closes on September 28th…
When I read the review of The Little Foxes in the paper a week ago and a half ago today I was flummoxed. Why had I not circled back to Libby when she first suggested it as a show for us or the group to see (forgive me Libby)? How many shows can one person respectably see…
If you are unable to swing tickets to the Bette Middler / Hello Dolly love fest, you might consider heading a few doors down to see Kevin Kline starring as the sun to the supporting characters orbiting planets in Present Laughter…