If we’re alone in this world with no Higher Power to guide us, we are probably doomed. If on the other we find ourselves favoring the faith of the characters in Romulus Linney’s Holy Ghosts, we might want to pray for a third option. [Read more…] about Review: Theater East’s ‘Holy Ghosts’ is a Testament to Human Frailty
Gabri Christa’s MAGDALENA Engages at TheaterLab
A small, black porcelain doll, gently bathed in a warm light, peacefully occupies center stage as theater-goers takes their seats. The light intensifies, and someone begins speaking; all eyes turn toward a voice coming from the the audience. As naturally as if speaking from her own living room, filmmaker/choreographer Gabri Christa proceeds to tell us how she first came to know the doll, originally given to her mother, Magdalena, and which eventually became her own. Upon first encountering the doll, Ms. Christa didn’t know that black dolls even existed, let alone how this one could have made its way into the hands of her mother as a little Dutch white girl. [Read more…] about Gabri Christa’s MAGDALENA Engages at TheaterLab
5 Online Dating Mistakes All Men Should Try to Avoid
Are you looking for someone new, but want to avoid going to bars or clubs? If so, you may think about going online. You aren’t alone – in fact, up to 40 percent of Americans have tried online dating at some point.
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Theatre Review: A Cheerier Chekhov in Chinatown
In the wrong hands, Anton Chekhov’s plays can be torture. Sure, the physician turned playwright offers one of the most prolific voices in classic theatre. His body of work has been referenced and emulated on a global scale. Still, mediocre productions with lackluster acting abound, leaving audiences to ponder what negative karma they put in the world to deserve such a punishment. [Read more…] about Theatre Review: A Cheerier Chekhov in Chinatown
The NYC Bacon and Beer Classic Gets Us Hungry and Thirsty at USTC
Two of New York City’s favorite type of food and drink, Bacon and Beer, came together in a very delicious way over the weekend as the United States Tennis Center played host to an annual event that celebrates both in the best way possible. [Read more…] about The NYC Bacon and Beer Classic Gets Us Hungry and Thirsty at USTC
Chef Abe Conlon Excels on All Levels With Fat Rice
Chef Abe Conlon has flown east and taken his Chicago-based restaurant Fat Rice to our lovely city for a two-month residency at Chefs Club in Nolita. I’ll explain how good the food is in one simple sentence: we were there for five hours and didn’t stop eating until the place practically closed. [Read more…] about Chef Abe Conlon Excels on All Levels With Fat Rice
Theater Review: ‘Legacy: A Mother’s Song’ & ‘Sparks’
There is much to admire in Legacy: A Mother’s Song. Finn Anderson has assumed the challenge of wearing all three hats–book writer, lyricist, and composer. With his director, Tania Azevedo, the pair created this cross-generational story about how those who have gone before us shape us into who we are today. Philosophically, it poses contemplative questions, the greatest of which is the choice to conceive offspring and what they might impart to their own children.
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Areppas Deliciously Celebrates Their 1-Year Anniversary
I love living in New York City for many reasons, one of which happens to be the endless amounts of culinary adventures one can take. Areppas, which is a fast-casual Venezuelan eatery, celebrated its 1-year anniversary earlier this week by showcasing some new items on their menu that were nothing short of absolutely delicious. [Read more…] about Areppas Deliciously Celebrates Their 1-Year Anniversary
The International Water Foundation’s Art for One Drop is a Major Success
The International Water Foundation One Drop had a very successful art auction this past Friday, which raised nearly $9 million for it initiative towards supplying safe water in Latin America.
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Theater Review: THE AЯTS Confounds and Compels at La Mama
The 2018 Tony Award-winning theater La Mama opens its fall season with the world premiere of THE AЯTS, a new docu-drama about the history of public arts funding in the US. [Read more…] about Theater Review: THE AЯTS Confounds and Compels at La Mama










