Not to Be Dramatic
Zoe KaplanThoughts about theater from a Gen Zer.
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Election Week at the Theater
When my friends and I were getting tickets to see New York City Center’s Encores! Revival of “Ragtime,” we decided that going pre-election was better. Who knew what it was going to be like on Wednesday, November 6th, 2024? Why would we choo...
13 Shows to See On and Off Broadway This Fall
The summer tourists may have come and gone, but New York theater’s scene is heating up this fall. There are tons of compelling new shows coming to Broadway this fall — so much so that people are already sweating about next year’s Best Actre...
'The Outsiders' Stays Gold
There’s a wall of noise, a train coming straight at you in a tunnel, and yelling, voices of boys who are just kids calling for help. There’s a flash and it’s raining, pouring. The train is far away now, but still getting closer and closer —...
'Cats' May Still Be Nonsensical, but the 'Cats: The Jellicle Ball' Revival Just Makes Sense
In the liminal space between the Oculus World Trade Center and the 9/11 Memorial, where finance guys in blue shirts and tourists mingle on carless concrete, there is a joyous, colorful, queer reimagining of “Cats.”
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