Jeff Miele grew up in Edison, NJ. He holds BAs in Public Relations and Journalism and an MA in Higher Education Administration from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. His love of theater began early as his Grandfather began to take him to many Broadway shows and introduce him to the albums of classic musicals. He maintains the NY theater blog, From A Normal Eye. Follow Jeff at fromanormaleye.com and @jffmiele.
BWW Reviews: NDEBELE FUNERAL Brings Vibrant Life to FringeNYC
August 16, 2013
August 16, 2013
The Fringe Festival always delivers wide varieties of theater, theater that is presented quite differently than what is usually displayed in the mainstream scene. This year is no different and one of the more unique shows in performances down town this year is Smoke and Mirrors Co.'s NDEBELE FUNERAL.
BWW Reviews: GHETTO BABYLON Hits It Out Of The Park
August 5, 2013
August 5, 2013
Baseball, girls, high school, and getting out: of course, these are the normal pressures of every fourteen-year-old boy. But when Charlie Rosa receives a special letter that makes him question everything and starts interacting with his favorite fictional character all of those pressures intensify creating more questions Rosa must struggle with and one of the more dynamic plays to open this summer.
BWW Reviews: 59E59's SUMMER SHORTS SERIES A Delivers Desire in 3 Short Plays
August 5, 2013
August 5, 2013
Summer in New York City is filled with outdoor theater events and different festivals. At 59E59 summer brings the annual SUMMER SHORTS. This is the seventh year for the event in which excellent writers, directors, and actors come together to present two series of three one-act-shorts. SERIES A delivers a humorous look inside the psyche during the audition process, a fast-paced telling of a political candidate's first meeting with her running mate, and an imaginative retelling of a classic tale of a princess.
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