73 stories by "Victoria Dammer"
Sean Hagerty is one of the most discerning directors and his understanding of Shakespeare makes Richard III captivating.
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The heartbreak of life-altering dementia and the addiction of gambling are intertwined in this heartwarming comic-drama by James Anthony Tyler.
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Can't Run Can't Dance has a twisted plot that will leave you laughing until the unpredictable ending.
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When a sext goes to the wrong recipient, a group of middle-aged misfits romp around New York City trying to intercept the message. What could go wrong? Just about everything.
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A magical journey of requited love that cannot be denied; a tale of true happiness and sadness that will keep your attention thought the performance.
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Thoms G. Waites takes you on a hypnotizing musical tour of his life, from success and alcohol abuse, to recovery and redemption in this engaging performance you will not forget.
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The Tony Awards spotlight the talent, the energy, and all individuals who make Broadway one-of-a-kind in the theater world.
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Kinan Azmeh and CityBand amazes with music that is weeping and heartfelt. The rises and falls in tempo and frenzy brings to life the anguish and celebration of the Syrian people.
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The world is grateful to the father of Anne Frank for his unselfishness for sharing a story every generation should hear so we never forget.
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Wow !! A powerful tale of love, betrayal, jealousy with just the right mix of infidelity and innocence: NAATCO's all-femme performance of Cymbeline is just what The Bard ordered.
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The dystopian world of AI is explored in Jose Rivera's riveting and though provoking play, with astounding performances by Stacy Koviak and Anne O'Sullivan.
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Followers never get tired of seeing Amanda McBroom's phenomenal performances year after year. Birdland Jazz Club in NYC was honored as McBroom shared snippets of her first Christmas album, …
Religious tension fills the air in this riveting and timely production about confronting your Jewish identities in this chaotic world.
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Isaac Mizrahi in person is a once-in-a-lifetime gift not to be missed.
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Anton Chekhov and Olga Knipper
Dear Anton! Dear Olga! masterfully captures one of the most passionate relationships in theater history. The great Russian playwright Anton Chekhov and his lea…
Satirical bantering and barbs between Adam and Eve, with just enough chutzpah to make the audience burst out with laughter. Linden and Henner were uproarious. Go enjoy this magnificent and …
Mary Magdalene was a complex woman yet revered in a time where women were discriminated against, and Sylvia Milo was impressive in bringing this powerful, historical figure to life in a comm…
A comedy by William Shakespeare is always worth seeing but Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Thomas G. Waites,
is a cultural gift for the ages.
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical is dazzling, sensational and a smashing success not to be missed.
I'm going to skip the traditional review guidelines and state right up front"you don't know what you are missing if you don't see at least one performance by New Jersey Ballet. The troupe is…
Deception, romance and the power of a single revolver brings excitement to Gun and Powder: The Legend of the Sisters Clarke, a compelling historical story with an outstanding cast, music and…
The Two Hander proves that therapists can change a patient's life but in the end, after both have laid bare their soul, there is collateral damage.
Laurence Fishburne exudes his skillful talent as producer, actor, director and writer in his solo performance, holding back nothing, as he delves into his life.
There are a million reasons to go see Brian J. Nash for his unforgettable singing and piano skills, but go for the laughs, the voice and his out-of-this world onstage antics.
The Club will make you change the way you think about the value of your friends, neighbors and marital partners as you weave through the human frailty of racism.
