NYC Theater

February starts off with a theatrical bang this weekend as not one, but two shows will have their world premieres on downtown stages. The first is Nancy Giles’ autobiographical show, The Further Adventures Of The Accidental Pundette, at Dixon Place. ...

86 year old Judith Malina and the Living Theatre will be moving out of their home on Clinton Street next month, but not before putting on one last show for us.  Their latest production, Here We Are opens tonight...

2013  is off to an incredible "art start" here on the L.E.S. with three theater festivals kicking off this week.  A few blocks north, The Public Theater's annual Under The Radar Festival (UTR), now in its ninth year, opens...

The French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF)'s Crossing the Line 2012 festival continues this week at Abrons Arts Center with the English Language premiere of Pascal Rambert's Love's End, a story of a couple facing a broken relationship. The couple in question,...

We spoke with Abrons Arts Center's Artistic Director, Jay Wegman, as he was preparing to announce his 2012 Spring Season. We discussed some of the upcoming shows and what he would like to see for Abrons in the future....

The 15th Annual New York International Fringe Festival is under way and has happily taken over many Lower East Side venues for the next two weeks.  The festival touts more than 200 companies from all over the world performing...

I stopped by Dixon Place recently to check in with founder and executive director Ellie Covan as she was preparing for the 20th Annual HOT! Festival. An exultant LGBT theatrical extravaganza, the festival runs through August 6th and features...

There is still time to catch some of the 30 different shows being presented in the fringe theater festival, FRIGID , running through the weekend at three different theaters in the East Village.  The festival is unique because the...

Dixon Place has been included as an official venue for The Public's Under the Radar Festival this year. Now in it's seventh season, the theater festival has quickly become known as one of the best around. The lineup includes...

Actors in No Tea’s production of LIARS, a play that will “forever change the course of human existence”. From top left: Jesse Bernath, Sabrina Farhi, Alicia Barnatchez, Olivia Horton, D. Robert Wolcheck, and Jeff Sproul.LIARS, a hilarious collection of eight new plays...