Melissa Errico, founder of the wildly popular downtown mommy group Bowery Babes, was drinking tea at the Noho Star the other day, reflecting on her somewhat lapsed career as a singer and Broadway star, which has included cabaret performances at the Café Carlyle and starring roles in My Fair Lady, Cole Porter’s High Society, Sondheim’s Read More
For me, summer officially arrives when I follow the sandals, Polos and Liberty blouses to the rolling green foothills of the Berkshires and file through the doors of the Williamstown Theatre Festival. The 49th season of the incomparable Tony Award–winning cultural institution that has justifiably become the finest summerlong celebration of theater arts in America Read More
Like a lot of anonymous young men in Manhattan, Jonathan Leaf wants just two things from life: to be a famous writer and to marry a pretty woman.
So far, he’s not particularly well known and he doesn’t have a girlfriend. But that doesn’t mean he’s given up. After all, this is New York, Read More
Just as her six-month lease on a Wooster Street loft is about to run out, Donna Karan, who has been searching for a permanent Manhattan home for years, has finally found one. According to sources, the fashion designer signed a deal to buy a 16-room co-op at 55 Central Park West from record executive Seymour Read More
Forget about light bulb jokes. The question now is, How many
Broadway pros does it take to cause a complete power failure? Answer: all of the misguided people it took to put together High Society . This numbing musical is so bad, it makes you consider taking back some of the things you said about Read More
