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The Bard in the Berks: A Look at Shakespeare & Company

If your theatrical tastes lean more towards an Elizabethan flavor, there is certainly no shortage of classical options in New…

Ryan LeedsJuly 8, 2015

Hemingway, Verne, Melville, and Homer are all highly canonized classic authors with one thing common: they've all written books with…

Ryan LeedsJuly 6, 2015

Theologians and spiritualists have long believed that God can be found in the most unexpected of places. Studio 54 is…

Ryan LeedsJuly 1, 2015

If character development and story line were as rich as the music, For the Last Time would have…

Ryan LeedsJune 10, 2015

A wisp of nostalgia is currently floating over Midtown Manhattan. On 42nd street, the setting for remembrance is…

Ryan LeedsJune 2, 2015

Lancelot Theobold Jr has made quite the name for himself in so many different arenas of what it…

Ryan SheaMay 28, 2015

Stage star Aaron Kaburick won’t tell you this himself, but he’s kind of a big deal. The Illinois…

Ryan LeedsMay 20, 2015

"Cute" might be enough to cut a wedding cake, but it's not enough to cut the pain of…

Ryan LeedsMay 19, 2015

The Bard once observed that "small cheer and great welcome make a merry feast." This Sunday, May 17th…

Ryan LeedsMay 11, 2015

For any actor or actress in New York City, it is one's dream beyond dreams to appear on…

Ryan SheaMay 11, 2015