Category Archives: Off-Broadway

‘A Day by the Sea’ is Superb Play Writing for a Winning Production

Posted on September 2, 2016 by Karen Nowosad

There are times when one sees a play so well put together that you say to yourself “now that’s how it should be done.”  A Day by the Sea by N.C. Hunter is one of those plays. The production now … Continue reading →

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‘Butler’ Gives New Look at a Civil War Incident

Posted on August 5, 2016 by Karen Nowosad

A play set during the early days of the Civil War opened last week at New York City’s 59E59 Theaters. Butler, by playwright Richard Strand, celebrated its Off-Broadway Opening Night to a full house of enthusiastic theatergoers. The show is … Continue reading →

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‘Friend Art’ Looks at Friendship and Life

Posted on June 11, 2016 by Karen Nowosad

A play titled Friend Art finishes its run tomorrow at the 2econd Stage Theatre Uptown. Written by Sofia Alvarez and directed by Portia Krieger, it is a good play which is on the surface light-hearted but underneath it has some … Continue reading →

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