"Sholom Aleichem: Laughter Through Tears," a one-man show written by and starring Theodore Bikel, honors the 150th anniversary of Aleichem's birth by reflecting on his life and work.
"Kiss Me On the Mouth," the hilarious, heartwarming new play by Melanie Angelina Maras, examines the parallel love stories of two best friends in New York.
"Children at Play," the new play from writer Jordan Seavey and director Scott Ebersold, masterfully juxtaposes the process of growing up with the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster.
"In the Red Room: Every Woman/Dances for Someone," a new play by Dramatic Writing professor Gordon Farrell, is a series of captivating stories delivered by women.
The latest installment of "The Matt Fried Hour," a monthly comedy show on St. Marks Place, was a well put-together show presented by a host who could not live up to his guest performers.
The Broadway revival of David Mamet's "Oleanna," a student-teacher relationship drama starring Bill Pullman and Julia Stiles, completely misses the mark.
Vigil in photos: 100 days in prison
Third term, four more years
In photos: 2009 Tisch gala
Photos from the NYC Marathon
Scaffolding collapses outside GAP on Broadway
March for the wooden benches
Police brutality prompts campus protest
