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“Maker of Worlds” is an Uneven Satire of the Gods
In a small black box theater, the floor, walls, and ceiling set the stage before our performer ever does. The deep black everything gives...
Alex Miller
Sep 5, 2019


A Relationship on the Rocks in “Message in a Bottle”
At the end of “Message in a Bottle,” writer and performer Michelle Drozdick reassures her audience that the story they’ve just seen is...
James Bartholomew
Aug 21, 2019


Olympia Dukakis Presents New Master Classes at United Solo
By Christopher Popple Autumn is fast approaching, and the United Solo Theatre Festival will once again open its doors at Theatre Row to...
Christopher Popple
Aug 18, 2019


The Bestsellers of the 2019 United Solo Theatre Festival
The United Solo Theatre Festival will return to Theatre Row this fall for its tenth anniversary season. This international festival...
Lauren Wiener
Aug 18, 2019


Speaking Greek, an Interview With Paola Hadjilambri
Paola Hadjilambri, born in Cyprus, has been an ambassador for her country since 2000, when she was crowned as the Olympic Priestess. She...
Austin Kaiser
Aug 17, 2019


Stories From the Past, Reflections on the Present, an Interview With Joan Kane
Joan Kane (director, writer, performer, producer) founding artistic director of Ego Actus Theatre Co. Selected Directing: “Sycorax” at...
Allyce Morrissey
Aug 3, 2019


A Night I’ll Never Forget, an Interview With Frank Ingrasciotta
Frank Ingrasciotta (Actor/Director/Playwright) is the writer and performer of the acclaimed Off‑Broadway solo play “Blood Type: RAGU,”...
Austin Kaiser
Jul 20, 2019


“We’re Only Alive For a Short Amount of Time” is an Everlasting Masterpiece
A small black stage is basked in a single beam of calming light. Its current inhabitants are a microphone and a stool. But then, there is...
Alex Miller
Jul 10, 2019


Awakening Wonder, an Interview With Bob Stromberg
Bob Stromberg grew up in the beautiful and culturally deprived Allegheny Mountains of rural Pennsylvania. Throughout his early school...
Cynthia Darling
Jun 12, 2019


God Goes to Therapy, an Interview With Susan E. Isaacs
Susan E. Isaacs is an actor and writer with many credits in film and TV, including “Planes, Trains & Automobiles”; “Scrooged”;...
Meira Bienstock
Jun 12, 2019


In Search of a Kiss, an Interview With Marco Michel
Marco Michel was born on November 2, 1984 and grew up in Bern, Switzerland. After receiving his Higher School Certificate and three years...
Austin Kaiser
Jun 12, 2019


3.5 Billion Heart Beats, an Interview With Eva Petrič
Eva Petrič, born in Slovenia, has lived in New York since 2016. She works in photography, video, performance, installation and writing....
Austin Kaiser
Jun 12, 2019


“I’m Just Kidneying”: Tales of Heroic Love, Gigantic Farts, and Unlikely Connection
Amanda Nicastro has a story to share, and it’s a tale often reserved for doctors’ charts or intimate conversations between family members...
Cynthia Darling
Jun 12, 2019


Destigmatizing Infertility One Laugh at a Time, an Interview With Meirav&nb
Meirav Zur is an actor, writer, and producer currently based in Israel. She was born and raised in the US, where she first began to...
Cynthia Darling
Jun 7, 2019


“Twisted Melodies” Make for Heavenly Music
The first thing you notice about the world‑famous Apollo Theater is the palatial neo‑Classical design of the proscenium facing the lower...
Alex Miller
Jun 5, 2019


“Nothing Here Is Real”: Equal Parts Sophistication and Down-to-Earth Warmth
Just down the stairs inside the new Upper West Side restaurant, the Oxbow Tavern, awaits a theater of velvet Victorian couches and...
Cynthia Darling
Jun 5, 2019


“Sit and Talk to Yourself,” an Interview With Lilly Dennis
Lilly Dennis was born in Tasmania, Australia. She was raised by non‑industry parents and started pursuing theatre at a very young age....
Alex Miller
Jun 2, 2019


Real Moral Courage, an Interview With Tandy Cronyn
Tandy Cronyn was born in Los Angeles, raised in New York, and made her professional acting debut in Montreal. She made her Broadway debut...
Alex Miller
Jun 1, 2019


The Event of the Decade! United Solo Turns Ten
This September, Theatre Row will once again open its doors to the United Solo Theatre Festival, the largest festival and celebration of...
James Bartholomew
May 28, 2019


Finding Magic in “The Pink Unicorn”
According to Wikipedia, the unicorn is a wild creature, a symbol of purity and grace. Its horn has the power to render poisoned water...
Kia Standard
May 25, 2019
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