Last November on/off Broadway tweet peeks

Dead Accounts - Theresa Rebeck's you can/can't go home agan tragi-comedy is likely to make you wish Graeter's would open an ice cream chain in Manhattan. . . . Read More


My Name is Asher Lev - You don't have to be Jewish to relate to Asher Le's conflict of reconciling his allegiance to and comfort in his ultra orthodox upbringing and his need to fulfill his extraordinary gift as an artist. . . . Read More

The Velveteen Rabbit - it’s a pleasure to see a show which manages to be both warm and wise. Or, as my daughter put it after meeting the three characters after the show: “Daddy, I really liked this. Can I see them again tomorrow?” . . . Read More

The Outgoing Tide - Bruce Graham’s play insists that we face an end-of-life decision, not by squirming or turning away, but by laughing and only occasionally coming close to tears. . . . Read More


Scandalous - A flat-footed Evangelical bio-musical that's unlikely to convert anyone . . . Read More

Inner Voices - 3 solo musicals . . . Read More

A Christmas Story, the Musical - The musical/ based on the Jean Shepherd stories is dated, delightful fun . . . Read More

Forever Dusty - a tuneful bio-musical about British born 1950s to 1960s Soul singer at New World Stages, . . . Read More



The Twenty-Seventh Man - The short story that launched Englander as one of contemporary literature's best short story writers, and his adaptation now marks a promising debut as a playwright. Extended to 12/16 . . . Read More