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THE NEW SEASON

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Having experienced another Christmas season (80 Rockettes and 50 Nutcrackers!), let’s take a brief look back on the season’s dynamic first half.

This Broadway season tackled such hard topics as the Holocaust, (Leopoldstadt), race (Death of a Salesman, TopDog/Underdog, Ohio State Murders, The Piano Lesson, Ain’t No Mo’, among others); gender politics (1776, Some Like It Hot); the disabled (Cost of Living).

Unfortunately, the trend toward diversity and inclusion ended in two spectacular flops. K-pop’s failed attempt to meld a backstage story with a Beyonce-like concert of Korean pop music; and the acerbic Ain’t No Mo’, which generated a historical gross only after announcing its closing.


The musicals: query -- has the death of Sondheim opened the door for the return of Broadway’s former master music maker, Andrew Lloyd Webber? The startling close of his longest runner, Phantom, makes room for a new Webber opus: Bad Cinderella.

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It’s great to see Broadway deliver strong. Grosses are way up (but not as high as pre-Covid times) thanks to blockbusters like the adored Some Like It Hot, a reworking of an old movie with a postmodern twist and killer music, guaranteed to put people in seats.

Not all the fall plays and musicals have boffo box office, no matter how good. Of the shows that opened so far this year, 7 have shuttered, with 12 more about to close by the end of January.

So, what’s next? The good news is: as well as the Sondheim staple, Sweeney Todd, Spring 2023 offers new musicals — Bad Cinderella, New York, New York (Susan Stroman) — and revivals of Dancin’ and Camelot.

New productions of plays include Life of Pi, Pictures from Home (Nathan Lane) Fat Ham, Goodnight, Oscar, and a revival of A Doll’s House (Jessica Chastain).

See below for a list of upcoming Broadway and Off-Broadway productions.

As always, Theaterscene invites you to join us as we cover the season.

        …See you at the theater!

Jeanne Lieberman.
Publisher/editor

Julia Polinsky
Associate Editor

 

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UPCOMING 2023 BROADWAY SHOWS

PICTURES FROM HOME

Theatre: Studio 54

First Preview: January 13, 2023

Opening: February 9, 2023

Starring: Nathan Lane, Danny Burstein, Zoë Wanamaker

 

A DOLL'S HOUSE

Theatre: Hudson Theatre

First Preview: February 13, 2023

Opening: March 9, 2023

Starring: Jessica Chastain 

 

BAD CINDERELLA

Theatre: Imperial Theatre

First Preview: February 17, 2023

Opening: March 23, 2023

 

SWEENEY TODD

Theatre: Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

First Preview: February 26, 2023

Opening: March 26, 2023

Starring: Josh Groban, Annaleigh Ashford, 

 

DANCIN'

Theatre: Music Box Theatre

First Preview: March 2, 2023

Opening: March 19, 2023

Concept: Bob Fosse

 

SHUCKED

Theatre: Nederlander Theatre

First Preview: March 8, 2023

Opening: April 4, 2023

 

CAMELOT

Theatre: Vivian Beaumont Theatre

First Preview: March 9, 2023

Opening: April 13, 2023

 

 

LIFE OF PI

Theatre: Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre

First Preview: March 9, 2023

Opening: March 30, 2023

 

PETER PAN GOES WRONG

Theatre: Ethel Barrymore Theatre

First Preview: March 17, 2023

Opening: April 19, 2023

 

FAT HAM

Theatre: American Airlines Theatre

First Preview: March 21, 2023

Opening: April 12, 2023

 

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Theatre: St. James Theatre

First Preview: March 24, 2023

Opening: April 26, 2023

 

SUMMER, 1976

Theatre: Samuel J. Friedman Theatre

First Preview: April 4, 2023

Opening: April 25, 2023

 

GOOD NIGHT, OSCAR

Theatre: Belasco Theatre

First Preview: April 7, 2023

Opening: April 24, 2023

 

PRIMA FACIE

Theatre: Golden Theatre

First Preview: April 11, 2023

Opening: April 23, 2023

 

 

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UPCOMING 2023 OFF-BROADWAY SHOWS

 

HEAVEN

59E59 Theater B

Opening: January 11, 2023

 

FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER IS DRUNK

Big Telly Theatre Company @ 59E59 Theater C

First Preview: January 11, 2023

Opening: January 17, 2023

 

THE IMMORTAL JELLYFISH GIRL

Wakka Wakka Productions @ 59E59 Theater A

First Preview: January 10, 2023

Opening: January 18, 2023

 

THE SMUGGLER

Irish Repertory Theatre

First Preview: January 18, 2023

Opening: January 26, 2023

 

ENDGAME

Irish Repertory Theatre

First Preview: January 25, 2023

Opening: February 2, 2023

 

LUCY

Minetta Lane Theatre

First Preview: January 28, 2023

Opening: February 5, 2023

 

AMANI
Rattlestick Playwrights Theater
Opening: February 6, 2023

 

SHEDDING LOAD

59E59 Theater C

First Preview: February 2, 2023

Opening: February 7, 2023

 

THE WANDERERS

Roundabout Theatre Company - Laura Pels Theatre

First Preview: January 26, 2023

Opening: February 16, 2023

 

THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN'S WINDOW
Brookyn Academy of Music
First Preview: February 4, 2023
Opening: February 23, 2023

the best we could (a family tragedy)

Manhattan Theatre Club - Stage I

First Preview: February 7, 2022

Opening: March 1, 2022

 

THE TREES

Playwrights Horizons/Mainstage Theater

First Preview: February 8, 2022

 

LOVE

Park Avenue Armory

First Preview: February 25, 2023

Opening: February 28, 2023

 

brainsmash

59E59 Theater C

First Preview: March 2, 2023

Opening: March 5, 2023

 

CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY

Keen Company @ Theatre Row

First Preview: February 21, 2023

Opening: March 8, 2023

 

MISTY

The Shed

First Preview: March 3, 2023

Opening: March 9, 2023

 

(pray)

Greenwich House

Opening: March 9, 2023

 

THE COAST STARLIGHT

Lincoln Center Theater - Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater

First Preview: February 16, 2023

Opening: March 13, 2023

 

THE HARDER THEY COME

Public Theater/Newman Theater

First Preview: February 16, 2023

Opening: March 15, 2023

 

YES, I CAN SAY THAT!

59E59 Theater A

First Preview: March 4, 2023

• Opening: March 21, 2023

 

SANCOCHO

WP Theater

First Preview: March 11, 2023

Opening: March 23, 2023

 

DÍA Y NOCHE

59E59 Theater B

First Preview: March 18, 2023

Opening: March 26, 2023

 

ACCORDING TO THE CHORUS

59E59 Theater C

First Preview: March 23, 2023

Opening: March 28, 2023

 

WHITE GIRL IN DANGER

Tony Kiser Theatre

First Preview: March 15, 2023

Opening: April 10, 2023

 

REGRETFULLY, SO THE BIRDS ARE

Playwrights Horizons/Peter Jay Sharp Theater

First Preview: March 22, 2022

Opening: TBA

 

FUENTE OVEJUNA

Theatre For A New Audience @ Polonsky Shakespeare Center

Opening: Apil 29, 2023

Playwright: Lope De Vega

 

BERNARDA'S DAUGHTERS

The Chelsea Factory

Opening: May 2, 2023

 

KING JAMES

Manhattan Theatre Club - Stage I

First Preview: May 2, 2022

Opening: May 16, 2022

 

PRIMARY TRUST

Roundabout Theatre Company - Laura Pels Theatre

First Preview: May 4, 2023

Opening: TBA

 

WET BRAIN

Playwrights Horizons/Mainstage Theater

First Preview: May 17, 2022

Opening: TBA

 

THE DOCTOR

Park Avenue Armory

First Preview: June 3, 2023

Opening: June 13, 2023

 

ORPHEUS DESCENDING

Theatre For A New Audience @ Polonsky Shakespeare Center

Opening: July 9, 2023

 

Barbara Walters

Barbara Walters (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty) 

 

Barbara Walters, who shattered glass ceilings and challenged the status quo, has died at age 93. Although not a theater person per se, her celebrity transcended all genres, and her life journey certainly was theatrical. A true New Yorker, she loved theater and we at Theaterscene loved her back.

 

Rest In Peace, dear cherished lady.

 

Jeannie Lieberman, publisher

 

 

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Broadway - Musicals

A-Beautiful-Noise

A Beautiful Noise
A Review by Julia Polinsky on February 08, 2023

An eye-filling, tuneful, no-surprises jukebox musical about Neil Diamond that the audience will love.
& Juliet

& Juliet
A Review by Deirdre Donovan on January 03, 2023

The new jukebox musical at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre raises the bar on this theatrical form, with a little help from William Shakespeare and Max Martin.
Some-Like-It-Hot

Some Like It Hot
Reviewed by Fern Siegel on December 17, 2022

The musical Some Like It Hot is a sassy production, a smart reimaging of the original film.

KPOP

KPOP
Reviewed by Deirdre Donovan on December 17, 2022

This new Korean musical lands on Broadway with groundbreaking force, giving theatergoers a taste of the Far East.
Almost-Famous

Kimberly Akimbo
Reviewed by Fern Siegel on November, 20, 2022

Kimberly Akimbo is an off-kilter musical — a young girl growing old before her time. And that’s part of its charm.
Almost-Famous

Almost Famous
Reviewed by Julia Polinsky on November, 11, 2022

Almost Famous: it’s a labor of love, a sincere, almost-likable, wet hot mess.
1776

1776
By Fern Siegel on October, 15, 2022

A new cast - female, nonbinary and trans - step into history and revisit the founding of America
Into-the-Woods

Into the Woods
by Fern Siegel on July, 18, 2022

Stephen Sondheim’s In The Woods returns to Broadway with an all-star cast.
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Mr. Saturday Night
by Marc Miller on June, 20, 2022

Billy Crystal's musical of his 1992 movie is tasty comfort food, mainly because of Mr. Crystal himself.
Americano

ˇAmericano!
by Deirdre Donovan on June, 6, 2022

A new musical at New World Stages is based on the true-life story of DREAMer Tony Valdovinos, who came to this country as an undocumented immigrant with his parents when he was two years old.
Funny_Girl

Funny Girl
by Fern Siegel on May, 24, 2022

Funny Girl is back on Broadway – revived after almost 60-years. Welcome home, Fanny! It remains, in whatever incarnation, tough, touching and uniquely American

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Paradise Square
by Marc Miller on May, 10, 2022

A great big musical about a singular time and place in American history, and for much of the way, a damn entertaining one. A big, bracing musical epic with more talent on one stage than you’ll find practically anywhere

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The Little Prince
by Deirdre Donovan on April, 26, 2022

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s immortal novella arrives on Broadway as an immersive epic theatrical experience, but its pyrotechnics overshadows the simple beauty of the original.

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The Music Man
by Fern Siegel on February, 25, 2022

Hugh Jackman carries The Music Man with charm and agility, proving hope never goes out of style.

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MJ
by Deirdre Donovan on February, 18, 2022

The new dance musical on the King of Pop is raising the roof nightly at the Neil Simon Theater with a show-stopping performance by Myles Frost.

Intimate_Apparel

Intimate Apparel
Off-Broadway Opera by Marc Miller on February, 03, 2022

Lynn Nottage’s tale of missed opportunities and misguided affections is still evocative and enormously touching, but the addition of music proves a mixed blessing.

FLYING_OVER_SUNSET

FLYING OVER SUNSET
by Marc Miller on January, 10, 2021

James Lapine’s excursion into hallucinogens among the mid-’50s Hollywood elite doesn’t always make sense, but it’s an aural and visual wonder.

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Mrs. Doubtfire
by Julia Polinsky on December, 21, 2021

Part farce, part sweet family drama, part down-market imitation of Robin Williams’s genius, Mrs. Doubtfire works damn hard to make you like it, and succeeds.

Company

Company
        by Fern Siegel on December 20 2021

The revival of Sondheim’s Company boasts the same great score, but by switching the lead’s gender, the societal focus goes off-key. 
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Diana - The Musical
by Deirdre Donovan on December, 13, 2021

The much-anticipated bio-musical about an iconic British Princess, though artistically flawed, may well leave you in tears.

West Side Story
by Fern Siegel on March, 08, 2020

Director Ivo van Hove has re-imagined West Side Story for a 2020 audience. Tribalism is gone, but the electric score remains.

Jagged Little Pill
by Eugene Paul on December, 19, 2019

Outstanding.

Moulin Rouge!
by Eugene Paul on August, 22, 2019

An outrageously overstuffed feast of spectacle and song.

Come From Away
by Eugene Paul On Mar. 21 2017

Its rousing, inspiring book, music and lyrics and a soaring concept is something of a miracle.

Dear Evan Hansen
By Rachel Goddard On Dec. 23, 2016

An exposed look at what life is really like for an anxious teenager in the midst of tragedy

Waitress
by David Schultz On May.4, 2016

A tart treat mixed with gobs of sweetness, meld together into perfection.

Hamilton
by Michall Jeffers On Jan.13, 2016

Handily combines history and hip hop

Honeymoon In Vegas
 by joel Benjamin on Jan. 27

A totally delightful escapist old-fashioned musical with a witty book, funny songs and an energetic cast of oddball characters.

Side Show
 by Eugene Paul on Nov. 28

You’ll be happy you saw the show and better yet, you’ll be happier you’re you.

After Midnight!
By Jeanne Lieberman on May. 1, 2014
The performances are a series of gems that shine brightly alone but blaze in unison until your heartbeat echoes the music’s rhythm, cardiologists take note! Artistic director Wynton Marsalis, and his Jazz at Lincoln Center All-Stars, launch you on a magical musical carpet ride that will eventually carry you on out to the street

Aladdin
by Jeannie Lieberman on Mar. 26, 2016
A true Disney magic carpet ride of opulent costumes, dazzling sets, creative choreography, savvy showbiz shtick and a Genie for all time.

Beautiful - The Carole King Musical
by Jeannie Lieberman on Jan. 29, 2014
A feel good evening of special delight to her fans and all those who just want a slick, nostalgic, music-packed evening.

Broadway - Plays

Pictures From Home

Pictures From Home
Reviewed by Fern Siegel on February 22, 2023

Three Broadway vets chronicle family life with humor and pathos in Pictures From Home.

Between-Riverside-and-Crazy

Between Riverside and Crazy
Reviewed by David Schultz on February 08, 2023

Author Stephen Adly Guirgis brings to exquisite life his society of grifters in this Pulitzer Prize winning play. Welcome to Broadway after a long journey!

Collaboration

The Collaboration
Reviewed by Julia Polinsky on January 23, 2023

Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat discover that an unexpected friendship can change your life. Art does the same.

Aint-No-Mo

Ain’t No Mo’
Reviewed by Deirdre Donovan on December 22, 2022

Jordan E. Cooper’s trenchant new play at the Belasco unlocks a difficult conversation on racism in America.
Ohio State Murders

Ohio State Murders
A review by Julia Polinsky on December 20, 2022

Audra McDonald gives a wrenching, sublime performance in Ohio State Murders. Don’t miss it.
The-Piano-Lesson

The Piano Lesson
A review by Cammy Paglia on December 13, 2022

The Piano Lesson is a masterpiece. August Wilson’s creation is a testament to the consequences and ruthlessness of slavery.
Old Man and the pool

Mike Birbiglia: The Old Man & the Pool
A review by Deirdre Donovan on December 05, 2022

A virtuoso storyteller returns to the Great White Way with another rib-tickling solo show.
Topdog Underdog

Topdog/Underdog
A review by Julia Polinsky on November 15, 2022

Lean in. Watch close. Knockout performances in Topdog/Underdog will scour your soul as you look for the con.

Leopoldstadt

Leopoldstadt
A review by Julia Polinsky on October 20, 2022

In Leopoldstadt, Tom Stoppard blends cleverness and language, story and heartache, history and family, time and identity, It’s a hugely enjoyable, deeply affecting night of theater, not to be missed.
Death-of-a-Salesman

Death of a Salesman
A review by Julia Polinsky on October 19, 2022
Photo by Joan Marcus

The best Death of a Salesman ever. Not to be missed.

Cost-of-Living

Cost of Living
A review by Julia Polinsky on October 19, 2022
Photo by Joan Marcus

In Martyna Majok’s Cost of Living, the superb cast is so shatteringly good, they’ll wring out all your emotions, and leave you aching to stay for the bows.

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The Kite Runner
A review by Fern Siegel on July 30, 2022

is a haunting story of war, heartbreak and wrestling with the past.

Richard_III

Richard III
A review by Deirdre Donovan on July 21, 2022

Free Shakespeare in the Park returns this summer with a full-capacity audience—but Robert O’Hara’s new production of Shakespeare’s history play fails to catch fire.

American-Buffalo

American Buffalo
A review by David Schultz on June 20, 2022

Tepid revival of David Mamet’s 1975 play is shockingly toothless now.

MacBeth

Macbeth
A review by Deirdre Donovan on May 27, 2022

Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga’s performances are the real reason to see Sam Gold’s provocative new Shakespeare production at the Longacre Theatre.

Hangmen

Hangmen
A review by Julia Polanski on May 24, 2022

Hangmen is pure McDonagh: darkly humorous, bleak, surprising. Expect the unexpected, beautifully written, handsomely designed, and wonderfully performed.

Birthday_Candles

Birthday Candles
A review by David Schultz on May 24, 2022

Poignant metaphysical comedy celebrates a lifetime in 90 minutes.
the-minutes

The Minutes
A review by Fern Siegel on May 10, 2022

a seemingly innocuous small town council meeting proves fertile ground for lethal intent.
How-I-Learned-To-Drive

How I Learned To Drive
A review by David Schultz on April 28, 2022

The meticulous revival of Paula Vogel’s Pulitzer Prize winning play is ageless
Take Me Out

Take Me Out
A review by Fern Siegel on April 19, 2022

The revival of Richard Greenberg’s baseball drama Take Me Out, scores with a star-studded cast
Plaza-Suite

Plaza Suite
A review by Julia Polinsky on April 08, 2022

A perfectly preserved period piece, Neil Simon’s Plaza Suite reminds you of how enjoyable it is to have masters of their art make it look easy.

Caroline-or-Change-Lackawanna-Blues

Caroline, or Change/Lackawana Blues
by Julia Polinsky on November, 09, 2021

Caroline, or Change and Lackawanna Blues. Two shows with music about strong Black women; one with all the Broadway razzle dazzle you could desire; one with all the heart you can use.

Six
by Fern Siegel on October, 13, 2021

The pop reality show Six gives the wives of Henry VIII a royal sendoff.

Pass Over
        by Deirdre Donovan on September 20, 2021

speaks to anybody who has ever been outraged by injustice in our world today

To Kill a Mockingbird
        by Ron Cohen on January 23, 2019

Harper Lee can rest peacefully, knowing that her Mockingbird sings beautifully on Broadway.

Constellations
by Joel Benjamin on Jan. 20

The exquisitely detailed performances by Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson cannot hide the dearth of material.

Off-Broadway - Musicals

Angel of the Amazon

Angel of the Amazon
A review by Cammy Paglia on November 15, 2022

An operatic portrayal of a devout soul who was killed for her convictions, a labor of love, and an an inspiring account of what it means to take a stand
A Man of No Importance

A Man of No Importance
A review by Fern Siegel on November 13, 2022

The 2002 musical about a closeted Irish bus driver explores art and repression.
Sesame-Street

Sesame Street: The Musical
A review by Deirdre Donovan on October 20, 2022

This family-friendly musical is a cornucopia of theater fun for the young and young-at-heart.
Between-The-Lines

Between The Lines
A Review by Julia Polinsky on August 28, 2022

An utterly charming new musical about an oddball teenage girl, and what happens as she falls between the lines of her favorite fairy tale book.
The-Butcher-Boy

The Butcher Boy
A Review by Fern Siegel on August 14, 2022

Dark, absurdist theater meets childhood trauma in the Irish Rep’s The Butcher Boy.
Harmony

Harmony
by Fern Siegel on April 19, 2022

Harmony tells the story of The Comedian Harmonists, a 1930s global singing sensation destroyed by the Nazis.
Penelope

Penelope
by Deirdre Donovan on April 19, 2022

Peter Kellogg, the author of Desperate Measures, returns with a new female-centric musical that lies somewhere between Ithaca and the imagination

Garden-of-the-Finzi-Continis

Encores! The Life
by Jeanne Lieberman & David Schultz on March 29, 2022
Garden-of-the-Finzi-Continis

Anyone Can Whistle
by David Schultz on March 28, 2022

Rare one night revival sets off sparks of adulation.
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Garden of the Finzi-Continis
by Edward Rubin on February 25, 2022

A beloved book, a classic film, and now an opera.
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The Tap Dance Kid
by Deirdre Donovan on February 10, 2022

New York City Center’s Encores! concert series disappoints with a dance musical that doesn’t keep step with the times.
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Disney's Winnie the Pooh
by Deirdre Donovan on January 19, 2022

This new Off Broadway musical “bears” its heart to kids of all ages.
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The Streets of New York
by Deirdre Donovan on January 18, 2022

Irish Rep’s artistic director Charlotte Moore musicalizes Dion Boucicault’s 19th Century melodrama and the results are delicious.

Off-Broadway - Plays

Arden-of-Faversham

Arden of Faversham
Reviewed by Lydia Keidel on March 23, 2023

A bloody, darkly comic Elizabethan drama that feels like an episode of 20/20.

Cat-on-a-Hot-Tin-Roof

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Reviewed by Cammy Paglia on March 23, 2023

Ruth Stage’s transfixing production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof makes it a pleasure to be held captive by a sensational rendering.

Letters-From-Max

Letters From Max: A Ritual
Reviewed by Julia Polinsky on March 09, 2023

Even with engaging performances, interesting design, and great beauty, Letters From Max somehow never quite catches at the heart.

Trees

The Trees
A review by Cammy Paglia on March 06, 2023

The Trees is one seed that should have never been planted.

Wanderers

The Wanderers
A review by David Schultz and Julia Polinsky on February 27, 2023

The Wanderers works too hard, and the reward isn’t really worth the effort.

Endgame

Endgame
A review by Deirdre Donovan on February 21, 2023

At the Irish Rep, Ciáran O’Reilly sensitively directs Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece about aging with a first-rate cast.
Frankensteins-Monster-Drunk

Frankenstein’s Monster is Drunk and the Sheep Have All Jumped the Fences
A review by Julia Polinsky on January 19, 2023

“Quirky” doesn’t begin to describe. It’s also lovely and touching and utterly delightful.
Heaven

Heaven
A review by Julia Polinsky on January 19, 2023

In Heaven, two people halfway through their lives attend a wedding in the middle of Ireland, ask themselves who they really are, and maybe find out.

The-Far-Country

The Far Country
A review by Fern Siegel on December 16, 2022

Lloyd Suh's The Far Country explores the human cost of the Chinese Exclusion Act.
The-Rat-Trap

The Rat Trap
A review by Marc Miller on November 21, 2022

Noel Coward’s first real play, in an uneven production at the Mint, isn’t neat or consistent or typical of his output, but my, it’s interesting.
You-Will-Get-Sick

You Will Get Sick
A review by David Schultz on November 22, 2022

A whimsical and pretentious sideways glance at illness and death.
Bedlam's Production of The Winter's Tale and Hedda Gabler at Irondale Center 2022

Bedlam's Production of The Winter's Tale and Hedda Gabler at Irondale Center 2022
A review by Deirdre Donovan on November 15, 2022

Bedlam’s latest adaptations of two classic dramas at Brooklyn’s Irondale Center, directed by Eric Tucker, miss the mark.
Twelfth-Night

Hamlet
A review by Deirdre Donovan on November 01, 2022

This new staging of Hamlet at BAM is a rip-roaring ride through Hamlet’s psyche and more; it will bring you to the edge of your seat and make you gasp.
Twelfth-Night

Twelfth Night
A review by Fern Siegel on October 23, 2022

Set this time in the Jazz Age, Twelfth Night traffics in mistaken identity, class distinctions and appearance vs. reality.
The-Fall

The Fall
A review by Cammy Paglia on October 18, 2022

While The Fall by Albert Camus is not a play for everyone, it is however, a testament to Ronald Guttman's ability to keep an audience engaged in a formidable intellectual exercise of great merit
Burn

Burn
A review by Deirdre Donovan on September 26, 2022

Alan Cumming is more raconteur than dancer in his new hybrid show at the Joyce Theater.
This-Beautiful-Future

This Beautiful Future
A review by Marc Miller on September 23, 2022

Rita Kalnejais’s wisp of a World War II romance is done in by ahistorical language, needless padding, and a rather disappointing twosome at the center.
Oresteia

Oresteia
A review by Deirdre Donovan on August 01, 2022

Robert Ickes up-date of Aeschylus’ tragic trilogy is well worth a trip to the Park Avenue Armory.

Sex_Grift_and_Death

Sex, Grift, and Death
A review by Deirdre Donovan on July 22, 2022

The PTP/NYC is celebrating its 35th Season at the Atlantic Stage 2 with works by Steven Berkoff and Caryl Churchill.

Mister-Miss-America

Mister Miss America
A review by Fern Siegel on July 18, 2022

Mister Miss America ups the stakes at a local Virginia beauty pageant.

Epiphany

Epiphany
A review by Fern Siegel on July 13, 2022

A dinner party turns into a chance at revelation.

Chains

Chains
A review by Marc Miller on July 06, 2022

What the Mint does best: A splendid production of a splendid play by a splendid writer you’ve never heard of.

Hamlet-2022

Hamlet
A review by Deirdre Donovan on July 05, 2022

Robert Icke’s bold adaptation of Shakespeare’s masterpiece at the Park Avenue Armory takes the literary starchiness out of the old play and revivifies it with contemporary verve.

The-Orchard

The Orchard
A review by Deirdre Donovan on June 22, 2022

Ukrainian born theater artist Igor Golyak retools Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard with robots on board.

The-Patsy

The Patsy
A review by Deirdre Donovan on April 22, 2022

The ever-amazing David Greenspan resurrects a forgotten 1925 comedy, performing it as a one-man show in the Transport Group’s production at the Abrons Arts Center.

To-My-Girls

To My Girls
A review by David Schultz on April 19, 2022

A Boys in The Band Redux post-covid gay rom-com.

The Space Between Us

A Touch of the Poet
A review by Deirdre Donovan on March 28, 2022

Robert Cuccioli stars in a vigorous revival of a Eugene O’Neill drama at the Irish Repertory Company.

The Space Between Us

Coal Country
A review by Fern Siegel on March 28, 2022

The power of personal remembrance and the pain of worker exploitation sustain the moving Coal Country.

The Space Between Us

The Space Between Us
A review by David Schultz on March 21, 2022

Enjoyable dysfunctional dramedy with an excellent ensemble cast in a worthwhile entertainment..

Jane-Anger

Jane Anger
A review by Fern Siegel on March 16, 2022

It’s 1606 and William Shakespeare is stuck in quarantine with writer’s block. Then the cunning woman appears and changes everything.

English

English
A review by Deirdre Donovan on March 14, 2022

Sanaz Toosi’s new play reminds us how much the soul of a people is manifest in its language.

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The Merchant of Venice
        by Deirdre Donovan on February 25, 2022

The jury is still out when it comes to deciding what The Merchant of Venice is—and isn’t. John Douglas Thompson sets precedent, becoming the first black actor to play Shylock in America

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The Daughter-in-Law
        by Marc Miller on February 22, 2022

It’s great to have the Mint Theater Company back in business, but D.H. Lawrence’s 1913 drama is a definite head-scratcher.

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Prayer for the French Republic
        by David Schultz on February 10, 2022
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Autumn Royal
        by Deirdre Donovan on January 07, 2022

Kevin Barry’s first stage work re-opens the doors of the Irish Repertory Theatre.
Morning-Sun

Morning Sun
        by Fern Siegel on December 16, 2021

An ordinary life is given its sad due in Morning Sun, thanks to an extraordinary trio.
Mornings at Seven

MORNING’S AT SEVEN
        by Marc Miller on November 16, 2021

Paul Osborn’s gentle 1939 comedy is comfort food—honest, familiar, and satisfying, and it sticks to your bones.
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Tammany Hall
        by Fern Siegel on November 09, 2021

It’s the end of the Roaring Twenties and celebrity Mayor J.J Walker revels in showgirls, backroom deals and Prohibition booze.
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Mrs. Warren’s Profession
        by Deirdre Donovan on November 01, 2021

George Bernard Shaw’s classic play resurfaces at Theater Row’s Theatre 2 with two fine actresses inhabiting the mother-daughter roles.
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Repulsing the Monkey
        by Marc Miller on September 23, 2021

An imperfect meditation on trendiness and family, lifted considerably by being performed in a 380-year-old tavern.
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Fruma-Sarah (Waiting In The Wings)

        by Edward Rubin on July 28 2021

a series of wit and wisdom monologues, many of which rely heavily for their effectiveness, on Hoffman’s sure-fire delivery

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Tennessee Rising: The Dawn of Tennessee Williams

        by Edward Rubin on June 30 2021

This heavily fact-filled script gifts us with Williams’ innermost feelings and thoughts, his friendships and love affairs, the people and books that influenced him and his relationship with his parents, and his beloved Glass Menagerie spawning sister Rose

Between Riverside and Crazy
by Joel Benjamin on Feb. 25

A complex, riveting, if oddly constructed, comedy-drama from a brilliant young playwright.

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Colin Quinn: Small Talk
Reviewed by Fern Siegel on January 23, 2023

Colin Quinn delivers his latest critique on the fall of man.
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The Fall
A review by Cammy Paglia on October 18, 2022

While The Fall by Albert Camus is not a play for everyone, it is however, a testament to Ronald Guttman's ability to keep an audience engaged in a formidable intellectual exercise of great merit
The-Patsy

The Patsy
A review by Deirdre Donovan on April 22, 2022

The ever-amazing David Greenspan resurrects a forgotten 1925 comedy, performing it as a one-man show in the Transport Group’s production at the Abrons Arts Center.

The Miracle of Long Johns
By Edward Rubin on December 4, 2017

A dizzying array of dance, song, double-entendres, and vaudevillian-type jokes from every conceivable angle, political, social, cultural, sexual, and otherwise.

FEATURES

ATCA New York City 2022 Reseated & In Person Conference
By Deirdre Donovan on December 05, 2022

Hats off to the richly rewarding American Theatre Critics Association’s (ATCA) 2022 Reseated & In Person conference.

We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert
By Jeannie Lieberman on August 24, 2021
photos by Phil McAuliffe

And so as the battle against the virus continues,  we hope the concert will eventually.

“I dream my painting and I paint my dream.” Van Gogh
By Jeannie Lieberman on June 14, 2021

The Immersive Van Gogh exhibit at pier 36 a carefully thought out respectful audio/visual extravaganza, an homage assuring that Van Gogh's legacy lives on for the many young people and races at the exhibit

Funny Girl: Trafalgar's Preview Screening of West End production
 By Deirdre Donovan on October 22, 2018

Michael Mayer's new West End production released in cinemas on October 24th coincides with the 50th anniversary of the film that catapulted Barbra Streisand to stardom.

Big Apple Circus
By Edward Medina on November 09, 2017

Our circus has returned in glorious fashion.

Edward Albee'an interview
By David Schultz on Sept. 30,2016

Everything was bad until I wrote "The Zoo Story".

Ira Biloiwt
on Sept. 22, 2016

Everybody Rise! A celebration of Elaine Stritch

By Jeanne Lieberman on Nov. 24

Not the tender hearted, tear inspiring tribute of most memorials, the event was like its subject: over the top, irreverent and raucous.

John Lahr and Tony Kushner on Tennessee Williams
by Joel Benjamin on Oct. 8

Lahr's biography Mad Pilgrimage focuses on the interdependence of Williams’ mental and emotional health and the quality of his writing.

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Anyone Can Whistle
by David Schultz on March 28, 2022

Rare one night revival sets off sparks of adulation.

Sutton Foster in Conversation with Amy Sherman-Palladino
Hooked: How Crafting Saved My Life
By Deirdre Donovan on October 20, 2021

Two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster chatted with Amy Sherman-Palladino at the 92nd Street Y about her new memoir that explains how crafting has been a true life-saver for her.

92Y Lyrics & Lyricists: Jerry Herman, You I Like
By Deirdre Donovan on March 04, 2020
An aural feast celebrating a legendary lyricist-composer who was an eternal optimist in spite of our troubled times.

Richard Tucker Gala at Carnegie Hall
By Barry Bassis on November 07, 2019
Opera Stars Come Out for this prestigious annual concert.

Trio da Paz
By Barry Bassis on August 29, 2019
Brazilian Jazz comes to Dizzy’s Club.

The Django Reinhardt NY Festival Makes a Triumphant Return to Birdland
By Barry Bassis on July 29, 2019
Gypsy jazz will put a smile on your face.

John Bayless – One Hand One Heart – My Life and My Music
By Mary L Smith on May 07, 2019
This unique theatrical experience will inspire everyone to fulfill their destiny whatever it may be.

Rigoletto
By Barry Bassis on May 06, 2019
What’s the Duke of Mantua doing in Las Vegas in the Metropolitan Opera’s production? Chasing chicks.

92 Street Y: Lenny's Lyricists/Bernstein & Song

By Deirdre Donovan on March 05, 2018
A celebration the 100th anniversary of Leonard Bernstein birth with a musical montage of his beloved theater works.

Our Time: Sullivan & Harnar Sing Sondheim
54 Below
By Joel Benjamin on Feb. 12

Two cabaret greats at the top of their game.

A Good Thing Going: The Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince Collaboration
Lyrics & Lyricists , 92Y
By Joel Benjamin on Jan. 20

An evening of Sondheim songs, personal memories and great singing, what more do you need?

A Maestro’s Memoirs
by Deirdre Donovan on May. 22
Musician Donald Pippin time-travels back through star-dusted moments in his long-and-winding career.

David Ostwald and his Louis Armstrong Eternity Band at Birdland
by Jeanne Lieberman on May. 1
David Ostwald, who sets the pace and chooses the songs as he goes, leads a magic meld of multigenerational music meisters that varies slightly from week to week.

Dance

Twyla Now

Twyla Now
By Deirdre Donovan on November 23, 2021

Twyla Tharp is still going strong at 80—and her four-part show at New York City Center proves that an expansive attitude trumps advancing age

Nederlands Dans Theater
By R. Pikser on March 10, 2020

Three choreographers offer critiques of the modern world in ultra-theatrical settings.

Women in Motion: Gilbey Dance Theater
By R. Pikser on February 19, 2020

Gibney Dance is doing extremely supportive work for the dance community and this program is an example of that support.

Regionals

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The Misanthrope
By Deirdre Donovan on May 24, 2022

Celebrating the 400th anniversary of Moličre’s birth, Moličre in the Park presents the playwright’s supreme masterpiece, starring Tony winner Gabriel Ebert. will forever remember this revamped Misanthrope that breezed into the LeFrak Center in mid-May—and left all too soon

Unmasked: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber
By David Schultz on March 13, 2020

A musical cornucopia of new interpretations of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s massive catalog.

FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE
By Edward Lieberman on February 14, 2020

an ode to the music of famed composer and saxophonist Louis Jordan, whose up tempo rhythm and blues creations are widely considered to be forerunners of rock ‘n roll and rap.

Lend Me A Tenor At the Westchester Broadway Theatre
By Eugene Paul on January 22, 2020

No subtleties, no holding back, just bright, brash, hilarious farce. Pure entertainment.

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The Kismet crew of lifeguards for the handicapped:

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What they have in common is the desire to be helpful no matter how heavy the cart or how hot the sand and you cannot tip them to show your appreciation and so I am writing this article to thank them

thank you guys, thank you Kismet!

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Tender, open and honest memoir of the impact on her life of her younger brother's suicide.

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One of the purist, most joyous, wholesome and equitable, gender neutral annual events in Kismet. Welcome Back!!

By Jeanne Lieberman

photos by Bradlee and Jeannie
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an evening of hope and optimism with the return of the Broadway Musical just weeks away

By Jeanne Lieberman
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Over The Moon With Mooney

they give new meaning to " blow the roof off (or tent in this case)”

By Jeanne
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Kismet Salutes July 4th

the marching band came alive with their insistent drum beat and hearts beat quicker spirits soared, and all were reminded of why they were here.

God Bless America

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By Alicia Therese

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under new ownership of Brian Mahoney
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By Patricia Kitchen patricia.kitchen@newsday.com @patriciakitchen Updated September 21, 2018 10:34 AM

First Annual Kismet Surf Casting Contest
by Mark Ketcham

KISMET UPDATE: Life Goes On.......

Kismet Coastal Clean up

Notes from organizer Sam Wood

TRIUMVIRATE TRIUMPHS IN PURCHASE OF BOATEL

By Jeanne Lieberman

KISMET UPDATE 2:
ELECTED & ENGAGED

KISMET UPDATE:
NOT OVER YET

KISMET'S KLAW FUNDRAISER at Carolines
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KISMET UPDATE:
THE SUMMER THAT WASN’T

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LIFE & DEATH & VOTING RIGHTS

KISMET CREATIVITY GOES FROM CUTE TO COSMIC
for JULY 4 CELEBRATION

KISMET'S NEW ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

KISMET'S NEW FASHION STATEMENT

Grace's design melding Grateful Dead with KFD Logos

LETTER OF REMEMBRANCE
Memorial Day
Cherry Grove
May 25, 2020

KISMET UPDATE: MAY 15th
BEACHES,MARINA OPEN

photos by Dennis & Wendy

Fire Island dredging halted for ‘emergency’ beach project near Mar-a-Lago

by Jon Levine

Bill Poindexter tribute

by Jeannie

LATEST ON FIRE ISLAND DEER HUNT

by Marija Beqaj, Pat Hackett

Appeals court upholds plan to cull white-tailed deer population on Fire Island

by Vera Chinese

Kismet Historical Society Fundraiser

by Cheryl Dunbar Kahlke



Nat Halpern, Susan Welt         

Though separated by time, gender, and circumstance, what unites both Susan and Nat is that everyone loved them and they always left good feelings in their wake.

        

International Coastal Clean up: Keep Kismet Clean Day

We were the first community on the west end of FI to participate in this international coastal clean up         



Lydon & Kai's great adventure         



        

INTERVIEW: FINS SUPERINTENDENT ALEXCY ROMERO

        by Laura Schmidt (FIN) - August 17, 2019

East Lighthouse Walk Annual Luau

East Lighthouse and guests had a good showing and many people stayed well into the night socializing and playing corn hole by cell phone light!!

        

Suzanne Westenhoefer

"Fearless, Bold, Unapologetic—and Freaking Hilarious"

        by Jeannie

MOONEY MAGIC at the INN

This is but a taste of what Mooney nights are about
 Two more chances to experience them
        at the INN Aug 22 and AUG 29th

Comedy Night
Turns Firehouse into a Naughty Nightclub
by Jeannie

Laughter filled the street during the hilarious show and smiles lasted long afterward

RECOLLECTIONS OF WOODSTOCK + 50

by Tom Licari

Fifty years later we still fondly look back at the Woodstock experience
... the most memorable time of my life.

Maggie Fischer Memorial Cross Bay Swim

pictures and text by Wendy Schou

Kismet Festival Results

KISMET FESTIVAL by the BAY
thrives in the heat!!!

Recently Sam Woods was featured in a TV Ad

Now Tim Mooney is on the cover of a trade publication

LICA Road Warriors Magazine

who's next for stardom?

Invasion 19

           by Jeannie

KLAW Digs for the Dough!

The often beleaguered Kismet Animal Welfare organization once again tantalized and delighted customers with incredible bargains, from cookware to chotchke's. One person's discards are another's interior design.
At supremely bargain prices everyone walks away happy - if not you'll see it for sale next year!

          pix by Jeannie

KFD SALTAIRE DRILL June 7 '19

Early on a Friday morning the combined fire departments of Kismet
and Saltaire met at the old firehouse for their annual
Mutual Aid drill, where they practiced search and rescue, ladder drills,
EMS and radio coordination.
Pictures by Ken show it is potentially grueling. We thank them all.

Piro Propels Paws Applause
in stunning return to Cherry Grove Stage

pix & text by Jeannie on June 08, 2019

Kismet Homeowners Meeting June '19
Pedi Cabs, Port o Potties & Puddles

CHERRY GROVE'S ARTS PROJECT 2019
Busy schedule includes lots of cabaret divas,
a show about sex, and ends with a Stonewall Riot!!
(take a look)

KISMET’S DERBY WINNERS (no replay) HERE:
DERBY HATS GRACE THE RACE

Carol Thomas, citizen of Kismet

a “tough cookie”
the end came with surprising and merciful swiftness
A shock to us all
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Study says going to the beach is good for your mental well-being
By POSITIVE OUTLOOKS on April 25, 2019

The Producers
By Karen Wahlberg and Denise Gibson on March 26, 2019

Opening Night in Babylon’s new Argyle theater was a non-stop laugh-fest.

Kismet Halloween, '18
A hallowed Halloween tradition hampered by a storm
Pix by Wendy on November 21, 2018

Kismet Community Association Fall Meeting
September 30 '18
 By Jeannie Lieberman on October 09, 2018

On a beautiful Fall morning many Kismet citizens demonstrated their loyalty by convening in the Firehouse for the semi annual Fall homeowners' meeting.

53rd Miss Fire Island Pageant
A truly eclectic, extravagant, elegant event!
 By Jeannie Lieberman on September 17, 2018

Remembering Joel
December 19, 1944 - September 8, 2012

Taste of Kismet ‘18
Pix by Bradlee & Wendy on September 12, 2018

Merry Musicmakers Keep Kismet Kickin'
By Jeannie on September 07, 2018

Drag Queens Conquer the Out
Titillating Trio returns for most $successful $how ever
By Jeannie on August 24, 2018

East Lighthouse Annual Luau Moves Indoors
 By Ginny Butler on August 24, 2018

Judy Gold's Smashing Grove Debut!
 By Jeanne Lieberman on August 23, 2018

The packed Community House rocked with laughter

A New Tick Is Here'but just how dangerous is it?
 USA TODAY NETWORK Jim Hook, Scott Fallon, Nick Muscavage and Joseph Spector, USA TODAY NETWORK Published on August 07, 2018

Health officials sound alarm as invasive tick, new to US, spreads

Pine Walk Block Party-Saturday, July 28th
 Text and pictures by Wendy Schou post, on August 02, 2018

Pine Walk did it up!

KISMET COMMUNITY DAY A HUGE $UCCE$$
 by Jeannie on July 26, 2018

It was a grand event truly, and I believe everyone in the community who attended or participated was tired but happy? specially the winners.

All About the Monarchs

by Jeanne Lieberman
By Joshua Jelly-Schapito
by Trish Minogue Collins on October 11,2017

CYNTHIA NIXON at CLUB CUMMING, CHERRY GROVE
Introduced by Alan Cumming at the Community House July 8
by Jeannie on July 12, 2018

'We are now the most unequal state in the entire country, with both incredible wealth and extreme poverty'

THE 43RD ANNUAL CHERRY GROVE/PINES INVASION

 by Jeannie on July 12, 2018

MOONEY MADNESS AT THE INN

 by Jeannie on July 12, 2018

THE WOMEN OF CLUB CUMMING:
A PUNGENT POTPOURRI OF PERFORMERS

HOSTED BY ALAN CUMMING
by Jeannie on July 12, 2018

KISMET's JULY 4 PARADE '18

 by Jeannie on July 10, 2018

Started by Jean Wood 54 years ago son Sam continues the tradition with tributes to our service men: current and past

KISMET KOMEDY KLUB a KNOCKOUT SUCCESS A FIREHOUSE FULL OF SURPRISES.

by Jeannie on June 29, 2018

PAWS PAUSE for a CAUSE

by Jeannie on June 22, 2018

A MOVING TRIBUTE TO PAIGE KEELY

 'She was truly a child of Fire Island'

 by Jeannie on June 21, 2018

AMY'S AUCTION ROCKS THE OUT

 The KCA returned to its time honored fundraising tradition.

 by Jeannie on June 21, 2018

Kismet's Annual KLAW Auction & Flea market

 proved some 'fleas' are good

 by Jeannie on June 21, 2018

Annual Spring KCA (Kismet Community Association) Meeting

by Jeannie on June 06, 2018

Meeting was entirely amicable. Homeowners obviously enjoying each other's company.

MUGS FOR MUGSY

 Photos by Wendy Schou, Gary Leone, Bradlee on June 06, 2018

If money and love will speed his recovery we will all benefit.

Jeannie

New Jersey Governor signs bill preventing Offshore Drilling
Cuomo lags behind


by Reuters Staff on April 25, 2018

Remains of old Tappan Zee Bridge will be made into reef


by Shari Logan & Max Jaeger on April 19, 2018

Kismet Halloween17


by Jeanne Lieberman on March 07, 2018

Kismet Kandids - A look back Summer 17

by Jeanne Lieberman on March 07, 2018

Fed plan to drill for oil off LI draws bipartisan protest

Posted on March 03, 2018

MOONEY'S MAGIC AGAIN MANUFACTURES MIDWEEK MUSICAL MERRIMENT AT THE INN

Posted on February 08, 2018

CARTOON ALLEY END OF SEASON
BLACK & WHITE PARTY

Posted on February 08, 2018

Memorial for Kismet's "Mayor" Brian Crawford



Memorial for Fred "Dutch" Rosenberg



 

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The Patsy
A review by Deirdre Donovan on April 22, 2022

The ever-amazing David Greenspan resurrects a forgotten 1925 comedy, performing it as a one-man show in the Transport Group’s production at the Abrons Arts Center.