Review: ‘Dicks: The Musical’ is the modern-day ‘Parent Trap’
This musical will never fail to surprise with its complete absurdity.
Noelle Henderson, Contributing Writer
• October 16, 2023
Review: ‘Carmen’ modernizes the iconic opera
In his directorial debut, renowned choreographer Benjamin Millepied created a dreamlike yet unsteady presentation of song, dance and word.
Madeline Kane, Contributing Writer
• April 24, 2023
The case against Steven Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’
Hide your theater kids for this one.
Andre Garcia, Contributing Writer
• March 10, 2023
Review: The ‘Newsies’ anniversary celebration reminded me of why I love NYC
The “Newsies” reunion at 54 Below brought the magic back for a longtime theater fan.
Caitlin Hsu, UTA Publishing Editor
• March 31, 2022
Review: Latest ‘Amélie’ musical fails to live up to the film
The West End musical adaptation falls short of capturing the original film’s charm and emotion.
Saige Gipson, Staff Writer
• October 18, 2021
Review: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ movie is an embarrassment
The musical should have never wandered off of Broadway.
Holden Lay, Staff Writer
• October 7, 2021
Lamplighters, Constructive Creativity and Dr. Seuss
Lamplighter’s Youth Musical Theater Collective’s production of “Seussical” aimed to bring the world of Dr. Seuss to life onstage while inspiring kid actors.
Kaylee DeFreitas, Arts Editor, Arts Editor
• April 23, 2020
Terrence McNally’s Writing Must Live On
As we say a final farewell to Terrence McNally, we must not forget his writing in “Ragtime” and how relevant its vital message remains today.
Sasha Cohen, Performing Arts Editor
• March 30, 2020
Does ‘Moulin Rouge!’ Deserve to Be on Broadway?
A classic story of star-crossed lovers set in late 19th-century France raises questions on whether the jukebox musical is necessary.
Sasha Cohen, Performing Arts Editor
• March 4, 2020
Three Ways to Take Advantage of NYC’s Lesser-Known Theater and Literary Scenes
Stop paying ridiculous Broadway prices when you can see higher quality productions and readings for less.
Sasha Cohen, Books & Theater Editor
• January 29, 2020
‘The Green Room’ Is a Love Letter to Thespians That Falls Short of Its Premise
While the play promises a story of a group of actors’ struggle to make it Off-Broadway, “The Green Room” delivers a high school drama instead.
Megan Chew, Staff Writer
• October 10, 2019
Behind the Script of Tisch’s ‘Medusa’
“Medusa” contributes to a long overdue conversation about the intersection of race and assault against women in an empowering, accessible way.
Aashna Agarwal, Staff Writer
• April 7, 2019
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