The Play That Goes Wrong is definitely “good, tasty, well-done and like-a-warm-bath”. It definitely is not “awful, icky, queasy or moist” (early disclaimer: all adjectives above courtesy of the producers’ hilariously placed Playbill ad listing…
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Nestled amidst the verdant peaks of Vermont’s Green Mountains, Killington Resort – AKA The Beast of the East – has long been hailed as a winter wonderland for avid skiers and snowboarders. However, as the…
Is time the greatest hoax of all? Can it teach us some valuable truths abut change and progress, and wisely guide our journey through life – or is it just a useful tool invented by…
To borrow the iconic quandary from Sex and the City and paraphrase it, consider this: are you a Jay, Tom, Daisy, Nick, or Jordan? Solve this personality test and you might just find yourself holding…
Belleayre is a local gem in the Catskills: with a 1,404-foot vertical drop (closest resort to NYC with over 1,000 ft) and 171 skiable acres, the mountain’s 64 trails and glades spread wide across its…
It’s springtime on Broadway, and UK comedy troupe Mischief has just unleashed another wacky and wild romp on the unsuspecting theater-going audiences of New York City; much like its predecessor, The Play that Goes Wrong,…
Val Day is the Artistic Director for 59E59 Theaters, one of NYC’s top venues producing, showing and promoting original Off-Broadway theater today. After early career stints as a bookshop owner and the co-founder of a…
Artistic Director Val Day and her intrepid team at 59E59 Theaters usher another collection of intriguing, informing and personal stories from the British isles stateside. Brits Off Broadway is an annual celebration of small-mid scale…
Originally slated to open in February 2020, Steppenwolf Theater’s political dramedy had to lie in wait through a global pandemic, a shutdown, mass racial injustice protests, an insurrection and a war in Europe before it…
A distinctive format featuring three productions from one creator, the inaugural Volt Festival celebrates the work of playwright and recent Guggenheim Fellow Karen Hartman – a New York local who’s work had rarely before been…