Apr 29, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis Friendship, the stuff of unimaginable loyalties and betrayals, figures prominently in Beaches. Originally a popular novel by Rainer Dart. it became a blockbuster film adapted by […]
Apr 27, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis When the Lucille Lortel Theater darkened, a deafening chord split the air from the guitarist John Patrick Elliott standing in a corner […]
Apr 27, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis Oh, the language and attitudes were so urbane in Noel Coward’s Fallen Angels at the Todd Haimes Theatre. Surrounded by David Rockwell’s divine set […]
Apr 25, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis Remember when children were consulting dictionaries for school work instead of Claud or spell check? Or when schools organized Spelling Bees attended by […]
Apr 20, 2026
St. Ann’s Warehouse hosts avant-garde artists stretching their fields beyond previous articulation. It’s no surprise it has become home to Luke Murphy of Attic Projects, a […]
Apr 15, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis Neighborhood associations, a staple of many suburban enclaves, motivateThe Balusters by David Lindsay Abaire. Their representatives decide on issues of safety, cleanliness, landscaping, historical landmarking […]
