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Sixty is the New Black for Billy Stritch

Is it just me or did Covid temporarily suck the cool from the city? Gone were the days when strangers…

Ryan LeedsFebruary 12, 2022

Tap dancing of the highest quality. It’s a rare, precious commodity in live theater these days. But those wishing for…

Ryan LeedsFebruary 5, 2022

Anyone with a shred of humanity, compassion, and comprehension should understand that the Holocaust must never be forgotten. Thousands of…

Ryan LeedsFebruary 1, 2022

It’s been 51 years since composer Stephen Sondheim and book writer George Furth first seduced audiences into the…

Ryan LeedsDecember 10, 2021

Fewer things suggest a New York Christmas more than the Rockettes at Radio City or twirling nutcrackers at…

Ryan LeedsDecember 8, 2021

Ukulele impresario Jake Shimabukuro stopped into Manhattan’s Sony Hall last week. It was one of several stops he’s…

Ryan LeedsNovember 23, 2021

Is America ready for truth? In 1955 it wasn’t. That’s when Alice Childress’s Trouble in Mind premiered off-Broadway…

Ryan LeedsNovember 20, 2021

One would be hard pressed to find a contemporary musical that’s more engaging than Diana The Musical…

Ryan LeedsNovember 18, 2021

Although Broadway grosses have been kept under wraps post-lockdown, Is This A Room and Dana H recently reported…

Ryan LeedsNovember 7, 2021

The dream is no longer deferred. At least not the one of Broadway accomplishment for Keenan Scott II…

Ryan LeedsOctober 16, 2021