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When my eyes glazed over during the beginning of Act I of Theresa Rebeck’s latest work, Poor Behavior, I knew the play wasn’t working for me. Two characters, Ella and Ian, inebriated from … more

9/2/14

LBIFF co-founder Ingrid Dodd, left, musician and Long Beach resident Joan Jett, and LBIFF co-founder Craig Weintraub.

Hollywood comes to Long Beach

“This is beyond a small little film festival,” said Ingrid Dodd, the co-founder of the Long Beach International Film Festival, which has grown over the last three years. “Now it’s in … more

By Jasmine Blennau | 8/15/14

'Pianist of Willesden Lane'

I never thought I’d heartily recommend another show about the Holocaust, yet after seeing Pianist of Willesden Lane last night, I found myself online urging friends to see it before it ends its … more

8/11/14

'King Lear'

While the skies above Central Park threatened thunder and lightning, the true storm raged onstage. Although the rain never fell, the theatrical tempest reached hurricane proportions. King Lear cursed … more

8/7/14

“The Greatest Pirate Story Never Told!,” a musical about pirates with a heavy dose of improvisation, was written by Chris Leidenfrost, of Baldwin, center. The show, which recently ran for eight months off-Broadway, also features, from left, David Anthony, Baldwin resident Asia Lupo, Emily Rouch and Kevin Maphis.

Jack Sparrow sings?

It’s a story as old as time: A group of pirates are sent into the future to perform a musical for a sea witch who yearns to be a Broadway producer. more

By Brian Croce | 8/6/14

'Holler If Ya Hear Me'

If real estate is all about location, then theater depends on advertising. With good marketing, a show can generate word of mouth and increase ticket sales, but sadly, the marketing for Holler if Ya … more

7/17/14

Hear Old Bethpage Village's brass band perform some patriotic tunes during the village's holiday celebration.

A Fourth of July salute 19th century-style

Step back in time at Old Bethpage Village Restoration for a rousing celebration as it would have been observed in 1865. more

7/2/14

Much Ado About Nothing

To a New Yorker, one of the harbingers of summer is Shakespeare in the Park, now celebrating more than 50 years of free theater. For its first of two plays this summer, The Public Theatre is … more

6/17/14

'Here Lies Love' and 'The City of Conversation'

Behind the throne, there is usually a woman quietly exerting her influence. Two Off-Broadway shows depict such powerful women. Here Lies Love, reprised at the Public Theater, tells a musical story of … more

6/11/14

'Violet'

It’s hard to imagine Sutton Foster as anything but an irrepressible cheerleader. She always plays the perky woman who wins the hero’s affections, all the while, singing and dancing and even … more

5/30/14

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