Category Archives: Off-Broadway

‘Molasses in January’ Tells a Sad Piece of Boston’s History

Posted on May 23, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

Molasses in January is a new, original musical playing at the Jerry Orbach Theatre at New York’s Theater Center. This Off-Broadway production tells the story of a disaster in Boston in January 1919. An enormous molasses storage tank burst sending … Continue reading →

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‘The Shakespeare Conspiracy’ Opens the Battle of the Bards

Posted on April 30, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

The Shakespeare Conspiracy is playing at Theater Row now through May 5. This play is the first of two productions that make up the “Battle Of The Bards: The Christopher Marlowe Festival.” If you are a fan of the conspiracy … Continue reading →

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‘The Metromaniacs’ Delivers a Feast of Language

Posted on April 29, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

Crazy antics take place on stage at a new production titled The Metromaniacs.  It is funny, creative, and a most enjoyable show to see. Performing at 42nd Street Duke Theatre, this play comes from the Red Bull Theater and it … Continue reading →

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