BY JASMINE SHIFFER | “Afghanistan Is Not Funny,” comedian and playwright Henry Naylor’s latest play, finished its run at Soho Playhouse on Sun., Dec. 11.…
Posts tagged as “Off-Broadway”
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | The term “cultural appropriation” is thrown around a fair bit these days. In fact, a new occasion to declare it —…
BY CLAUDE SOLNIK | A steady procession strolled through the Theater for the New City during the afternoon of July 7, settling into seats at…
There will be a Fun-raising Soiree for Nina Howes’s new play, “Room with Stars,” at Theater for the New City on Tues., April 12, from…
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | There are possibly not enough adjectives to describe every performance and production element in the brilliant presentation of “The Streets of…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | If ever there was a time for a deus ex machina — a miraculous theatrical happy ending — this is it.…
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | It was the autumn of 1989 when I met Khalil Islam at Theater for the New City in the East Village.…
The Cherry Lane Theatre, the oldest continuously running Off-Broadway venue in New York City, has a new owner. The news was announced by Angelina Fiordellisi,…
BY ISAAC SULTAN | The curtain closed indefinitely on theater in New York City when coronavirus shutdowns began in March. With summer halfway over, playhouses…