Yesterday, we guided you through five gift suggestions for the female concert-goer. But, don’t think we’ve forgotten about other gift ideas… we’re coming back with the holiday guide sequel, “Part Two: Electric Boogaloo,” today. What if concert tickets just aren’t your style? We’ve got you covered. Below are five musicals and plays that will make … Read more
Most people remember poignant songs from Annie – “Tomorrow,” “It’s a Hard Knock Life,” and “NYC.” What some forget is that the musical is incredibly political. It takes place during FDR’s term, just after the 1929 stock market crash when Herbert Hoover left the nation in a heaping mess of homelessness, unemployment, and general despair. Annie manages … Read more
In fifth grade, on a particularly slow day at school, our teacher showed us an entertaining movie on the Newsboys Strike of 1899. This movie was Newsies, and from then on, that movie became a part of my life. I knew Christian Bale as a song and dance man before I knew him as Batman … Read more
If you’re planning on a night out on Broadway this fall, but don’t own enough land and people to afford a ticket to The Book of Mormon, don’t overlook the 30th anniversary revival of Glengarry Glen Ross, which returns for a limited run on November 11 at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. The infinitely quotable play, … Read more
The holiday season is approaching, and that means that New Yorkers and tourists alike will bond together on Broadway: seeing great shows to escape the cold. Even a pro can be at a loss when deciding what to see, but I’m here to help you out by giving you a list of the best Broadway … Read more