“Man of La Mancha” Comes to Northport Theater
The musical had its New York City premiere in 1965 at the ANTA Washington Square Theatre in Greenwich Village before moving uptown to Broadway’s Martin Beck Theatre in 1968.
Stony Brook should be more tolerant of religious holidays
But Stony Brook isn’t as tolerant as it depicts itself to be. How else can you explain the fact that we have no days off for important religious holidays?
Patchogue Theatre’s Flashdance the Musical is just average
Having never seen the original film, I cannot say whether the musical is an improvement, but I can say that the show’s flaws prevented me from taking any interest in the
Political correctness could cost us valuable lessons
If we totally eliminate such “inappropriate” material, we lose these learning experiences.
Anime spring 2018 preview
Make sure to take a break from studying, and when you do, why not check out a new Japanese animated series? Here is a brief list of what to watch during finals week and what
The Onion Bagel: Curing our bloodlust caused by violent media
Even games aimed at children, such as the “Super Mario” and “Sonic the Hedgehog” series, ooze with psychopathic material.
Review: Lin-Manuel Miranda’s first musical, “In the Heights,” fails to live up to his reputation
I attended the John W. Engeman Theater’s revival of “In the Heights,” but left the theater incredibly confused as to how the musical could have possibly won the 2008 Tony
Review: The Band’s Visit creates memorable staging
“The Band’s Visit,” currently running at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, is one of the shortest shows on Broadway right now.
Achieving true political correctness
If we need to create gender equality in our language, we need to search thoroughly and correct the etymology of words like “human.”
ONCE: A simple, yet deeply entertaining, musical
“ONCE,” currently performing at the John W. Engeman Theater of Northport, is a revival of the 2011 stage adaptation of the 2006 film of the same name. The show originated
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